VMware New Virtual Machine

First, share a website http://uni-smr.ac.ru/archive/

There's the Linux system we need.

Once the download is complete, you can start creating a new virtual machine, and of course, install the VMware Workstation first.

Click Create a new virtual machine, select Typical, click Next,

Installation Source Select Install the operating system later, click Next,

Client operating system Select Linux, version select CentOS64 bit (because the download for CentOS64 bit, here Select the corresponding version), click Next,

Virtual machine name customization, location customization, but to ensure that there is large enough memory (greater than 20.0G), click Next,

Specify the disk capacity (recommended is greater than 20.0G), choose to store the virtual disk as a single file, click Next,

Customize the hardware, remove the printer and sound card, set the virtual machine's memory to 1G, set the CD/DVD (IDE) to use the ISO image file, path for the centos-6.6-x86_64 stored in the previous download, click Close,

Click Done.

Problems encountered on the way

Workaround

1 Whether virtualization technology is supported in addition to CPU support, you will need to enter into the BIOS to see if there is an option to turn on virtualization in the Security--virtualization--intel virtualization Technology If so, turn it on to support virtualization technology, and if there are no options, the machine cannot support it.

If prompted, set the value of Intel Vt-x to Enabled in the BIOS of the machine. Then press F10 to save Y to exit.

2 This is related to your hardware and BIOS configuration; just follow his instructions! If it doesn't work, it can only use 32 bits.

VMware New Virtual Machine