Installation of virtual machine up Linux

Installation of Linux

64-bit operating system is more resource-intensive, 64-bit will have many compatibility issues

So we're installing a 32-bit CentOS

Delete a virtual machine: You can delete it directly in the directory

Remove VMware: Note that it is not possible to remove the software directly, since VMware will register the service under Windows, there will be a lot of files left in the immediate removal, and if you delete it, you will no longer be able to install VMS. This will cause the software to be installed when VMware is installed again

The correct deletion method is to use Vmware_install_cleaner to delete, so that the registry can be deleted

2. Hardware settings for virtual machines

VMware configuration: One, network connection configuration: 1, Bridge: The use of local real network card communication, the need to occupy the IP network segment, can communicate with other devices in the LAN (recommended). 2, NAT: Use VMNET8 virtual network card and local communication, can be internet. 3, Host-only: Use VMNET1 virtual network card and local communication, not Internet. Cloning: Connection clone: Create a reference, occupy relatively small. Full clone: Full copy, occupying the same size.
Recommendation: Make a snapshot first after installation

Installation of virtual machine up Linux