-------------Installation--------------
1. Select a Custom installation:
2. Select the Hardware compatibility standard
3. Choose whether to have VMware install the operating system
4. Select the type of operating system that will be installed (64-bit installed here)
5. Select the directory where the virtual system files are stored (preferably a directory of your choice, convenient for later unified management)
6. Allocate cpu/memory for the virtual machine (typically select default)
7. Select the type of network to which the virtual machine is connected
8. Select Create a new virtual disk for the virtual machine
9. After the virtual machine is created, you can adjust the hardware configuration (remove useless hardware such as printer, sound card, etc.)
10. Insert an ISO image file of the Linux installation CD into the CD drive of the virtual machine
11. Start the virtual machine and will automatically enter the CentOS installation interface
Then follow the prompts to continue the next step (in the middle can choose the installation mode: desktop, minimal, server, etc., it is recommended to first use desktop, because the installation of the tool software is more complete)
-------------------Cloning---------------------------------
1. Select the virtual machine and right-click-Select Clone
2. This step is not selected
3. Select clone mode
4. Select the location of the virtual machine installation
5. Click Finish to complete the clone
6. Modify the host name
Vi/etc/sysconfig/network.
7. Modify the IP address (static)
Vi/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0
8. Restart Network
Service Network restart
9. Modify the mapping of IP addresses and host names
10 Resolving eth0 missing issues
11. Restart the virtual machine
Reboot
Installation and cloning of Linux