Using the VMware Workstation Pro tool under Windows, Ubuntu creates virtual machines

This document documents the steps to create a virtual machine in Ubuntu using the VMware Workstation Pro tool in Windows

First step " file" ---" new virtual machine"

The second step pops up the New Virtual Machine Wizard dialog box

Standard: Create this virtual machine according to the standard configuration.

Customization: To configure a virtual machine to your own requirements, it is recommended that you choose Custom. The third step is to create a virtual machine and install an operating system for the virtual machineInstall from 1 Setup Disk: Place the installation disk in the host physical CD-ROM to install the 2 installation disk image file: Install it using an ISO image file (it can be interpreted as a virtual disc). 3 After installing the operating system here I chose the installation disk image file Fourth Step: Set login account, password Fifth Step: Set the name, and select the installation directory Sixth step: Choose Seventh Step By default: Select Run memory size eighth step: Set up network, select Use network address translation Nineth step: Default selection Tenth step: Default Selection 11th Step: Select Disk Wizard 12th step: Select disk size 13th step: Select vmdk file directory 14th step: Last step, When you click Done, the wait is slow and waits for automatic installation. I waited about 40 minutes, and after the installation was successful, I could go straight into Ubuntu.

Using the VMware Workstation Pro tool under Windows, Ubuntu creates virtual machines