How to Make Centos 6.2 in a virtual machine display Chinese Characters

We have installed Centos6.2 on a virtual machine tonight. We plan to study this because it is now the best community edition server operating system in the Linux series, which is of great significance for Web development. I installed Centos6.2 in vmware work station, because the sound of Centos6.2 is noisy, it is estimated that Vmware is needed to show its strength (of course, it is also needed to win more users ), he made an Easy Install in it. In the end, it was a silly installation. By default, many configurations that require user participation in the native installation process were selected, I feel that it is more troublesome for me, because the configuration can be selected during the installation process. Now I have to find the configuration files to change one by one after installation. Www.2cto.com the question mentioned in this article is caused by EasyInstall. After automatically installing Centos6.2 and logging on to the system, we found that Vmware automatically helped me select English as the default language, although my English is still OK, I still prefer Chinese and it looks more comfortable. So I habitually click the "system" menu, looking for the "language" option to set the display of the Chinese language, who knows, this version has no language options, this is a bit difficult for me, because it is not familiar with linux, it is quite difficult for me to find the configuration file, so I only search in g.cn. According to a netizen, I found the following solution and shared it with my friends. 1) Open the configuration file directory: cd/etc/sysconfig 2) edit the configuration file: vi i18n 3) comment out the first line (LANG = "en_US.UTF-8"), in fact, it is also possible to change it directly in this line. However, the insurance points should be commented out first, and it is not too late to delete it after the operation is successful. Www.2cto.com 4) Add a new line under the first line, enter (LANG = "zh_CN.UTF-8"), save the file, restart the system, you can see the friendly Chinese. Note that, if the current logon is not an Administrator with the highest permissions, the system may prompt that the permissions are insufficient when saving the configuration file and cannot be written, switch to the root user, modify the configuration file, and then restart. From Feng Baiyang's technical blog