When ubuntu 10.04 is installed in VMware, you will find that the VM directly skips the manual partitioning process during ubuntu installation, instead, you can directly go to the installation process after you have configured the host name and password. Obviously, after the Ubuntu is installed in this way, only the/partition and a swap partition are mounted by default. For linux users, partitions are very dirty. Then how can I avoid manual partitioning on the Virtual Machine? carefully, you will find that when you choose the guestOS installation method, you have selected the iso
When installing Ubuntu 10.04 in VMware, you will find that the virtual machine directly skips the manual partitioning process during ubuntu installation, instead, you can directly go to the installation process after you have configured the host name and password. Obviously, after the Ubuntu is installed in this way, only the/partition and a swap partition are mounted by default. For linux users, partitions are very dirty. Then how can I avoid manual partitioning on the Virtual Machine? When you select the guest OS installation method and select the iso method, two prompts are displayed below the options, see:
In the past, the vm used the Easy Install method to Install guest OS. What mechanism is this Easy Install?
The Easy install Mode means that you do not have to participate in the installation of the virtual machine after setting the new Virtual Machine wizard. The entire process is automatically completed by the software. As long as you enter the user name and system password in the Wizard, VMware will automatically perform operations such as partitioning and formatting, registering the system, setting the user name and password, automatic logon, and installing VMware Tools during the installation process, without manual intervention. This saves time, but fails to achieve the goal of learning partitions. Therefore, we need to go to non-Easy Install to Install. How to enter the non-Easy Install mode? when creating a vm, select the installation option for installing the system later,
Then enter the CD/DVD option in the newly created vm device, add the iso file, and then start the vm to install the manual partition.
In fact, VMware does not enable Easy Install for all guest OS. The following is an official system that enables easy install:
On Windows guests, the easy install feature is available for the following operating systems:
? Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows XP, and Windows 2000
? Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2003, and Windows 2000 Server
On Linux guests, the easy install feature is available for the following operating systems:
? Ubuntu 7.10 and later
? Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 through 5