Install CentOS virtual machine operation records from VMware Fusion under Mac

Here's how to install a CentOS virtual machine on your Mac using the VMware Fusion tool:
1) Download the VMware Fusion tool
(including registration code): http://www.macx.cn/thread-2138527-1-1.html
2) Download ISO image for CENTOS7
3) Click on the downloaded VMWARE-FUSION-8.0.0-2985594.DMG file for installation, and do not owe your hand to remove VMware Fusion on the desktop
4) Click on the installed VMware Fusion

5) Click on the "Virtual Machine Library" in the bottom dock of VMware Fusion and launch the virtual machine (you can click the "Settings" icon above to change the virtual machine's memory and hard disk size)

If an "internal error"occurs during startup, as follows:

The solution is as follows:
The following command can be resolved in the terminal terminal of Mac native:
sudo xattr-r-D com.apple.quarantine/applications/vmware\ Fusion.app

-----------------------on the hfs+ file system under Mac, files are often appended to the MAC's proprietary extended attributes---------------
Localhost:applications kevin$ ls-l/applications/vmware\ fusion.app/
Total 0
[Email protected] 9 root Wheel 306 8 Contents

You can find that the above VMware Fusion.app file attribute has the @ flag, which is added when the user makes any action on the file in the Finder. It is the presence of this @ attribute that causes an "internal error" to occur when the virtual machine is started above.
Removing this @ attribute requires the xattr command above to view the VMware Fusion.app file properties and discover that the @ flag is gone.

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After installing the solution above, completely exit the VMware Fusion tool, then reopen it again and boot the virtual machine to boot the ISO for installation.
Install the virtual machine, login and found no IP information, this is because the network card configuration file/etc/sysconfig/network-script/ifcfg-ens33 inside of the Onboot=no cause, this parameter is configured to Yes, that is, the boot network card, and then execute "/etc/init.d/network Restart" after restarting the network card command, use the "IP Addr" command to find that there is already IP information, and can surf the internet normally.

Install CentOS virtual machine operation records from VMware Fusion under Mac