Say "No" to VMware's automatic linux installation "!

When CentOS, redhat, ubuntu, and other linux systems are installed in Versions later than vmware6.5.2, they are automatically installed by default, so that we cannot assign mount points and other configurations to them. To solve this problem, you only need to set the system installation environment in vmware, do not check "create virtual machine after power on", then enter the virtual system storage directory, delete "autoinst. iso file. This file is generated in the system storage directory you specified after you configure the installation environment in the virtual machine. The vm's virtual optical drive will automatically load this iso file, which will guide the installation of redhat.
 
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