Recently, we have been studying virtualization technology, have a certain understanding of the VMware virtual machine, the latest whim, can you install a virtual machine in a VMware virtual machine?
Then the problem comes, first of all, you need a computer, VMware software, (My Computer Configuration slag, memory a bit too much), so we can start, first in VMware to load an Ubuntu system, (preferably 64-bit), Once the system is installed, we can load the KVM virtual machine in the Ubuntu system.
Step one: see if our hardware supports virtualization:
Enter the command:
If the support should show the following, I was wrong the first time because I didn't turn on my computer's VT virtualization feature.
Because we are in the VMware virtual machine, but also pay attention to the virtual machine to open this feature, the first time has not found this problem, and then reinstall the UBUNTU64 bit of the virtual machine:
Open this feature in the virtual machine:
After doing well in the front, explain the support of virtualization function;
Then we started installing the KVM package:
sudo apt-get install QEMU-KVM libvirt-bin virt-manager bridge-utils
Where Virt-manager is used for the GUI management window bridge-utils for network bridging
Then we execute the following command to see if the KVM is installed successfully
Kvm-ok
The following instructions appear and the installation is successful.
If the prompt information is:
INFO:KVM ( vmx) is disabled by your BIOS(KVM [VMX] disabled by your BIOS)
Hint:enter your BIOS setup and enable virtualization Technology (VT) need to enter the BIOS setup interface, enable virtualization technology [VT], set the steps to: After entering the BIOS, select Advanced, and then to PROCESSOR configuration to find, INTEL (R) virtualization technology, set to enable, save exit. The following is the KVM configuration: You can refer to the HTTP://WIKI.UBUNTU.ORG.CN/KVM%E6%95%99%E7%A8%8B#.E5.85.B3.E4.BA.8EKVM
Virtualization Technology Learning (i) installing KVM in VMware virtual machines