Download and install VMware

Before learning to use the LINNX system, install a virtual machine on your computer, and the popular virtual machine software has VMware ACE, virtual box, and virtual PC, all of which can be virtualized on Windows systems with multiple computers.

Here we use VMware, because it supports a lot of systems, so VMware focuses on, other VM software can self-science.

Objective

What to know before loading a VM: (PS Local tyrants can be ignored)

1. Try not to install the VM on the SSD or the system disk, because the SSD itself features frequent use of VMS will speed up the life of the SSD, the system disk is not much to say; (Can install disk or mobile hard disk)

2.CPU as far as possible in i3 and above, memory words now Standard Minimum is 4G,

3. Try to choose VMware10 later version, because the installation of any 64-bit system will be more stable, now the highest version version:14.1.1.28517

installing VMware

The next step is to install the VM directly;

Installing Ubuntu 64-bit

You may encounter a situation when you install Ubuntu system

The main reason for this error is that the common use of VMware software itself is based on 32-bit, if you want to run the system, you need to turn on the virtualization of the CPU! The Windows7 64-bit operating system is turned off by default!

Workaround:

The first is to check whether the CPU supports virtualization and can be viewed with cpu-z software: If you see vt-x, the CPU is supported for virtualization, as shown to indicate that this computer supports virtualization;

　　　　　　

If you do not see Vt-x, virtualization is not supported and you cannot install a 64-bit system on a virtual machine. (You can choose to install the 32-bit)

　　　　　　

If the CPU supports virtualization, we need to turn on this feature, and the method is as follows:

(1) Enter the BIOS (boot press F2 or DEL, F12 and other shortcut keys, such as the following computer is lenovoy430p notebook, when the boot press F2 can enter, different computers, the situation is different)

(2) Select "Configuration->intel Virtual technology" so that the option is set to "enabled"

　　　　　　　　

When selected, save to exit.

　　　　　　　　

Of course the BIOS has a different version, some options may not be the same, you find the same.

Reopen VMware and re-open Ubuntu;

After the installation, the basic can be used, if you want to carefully configure the Ubuntu 64-bit system, you can choose to edit the virtual machine settings

　　　　

Here I remove the system does not use the configuration, USB and sound card in the system is not used. Memory 4G can be adjusted to 512, sure enough, the system default 1G, here can give 512 of the pre-save, the number of processors can choose 4 i7 processor number, I5/i3 are virtual here is not recommended to modify the number of processors, if you want to better performance, we can control the number of processor cores below, Here we try to choose the even number, because it is more compatible with Linux system processing mechanism.

　　　　　　　

Here I choose the 2 cores,

Network adaptation we generally choose NAT

　　　　　　

If you want to connect the virtual machine, you can choose the bridging mode

That's basically all you can do.

　　　　　　

　　　　

Download and install VMware