Embedded development foundation - ubuntu display problem on virtual machine

Learning embedded development must learn linux. At the beginning of learning linux, you will usually contact Ubuntu first. As a linux system with a high degree of visualization, the desktop system is more easily accepted by beginners.

Generally, everyone uses a virtual machine to run ubuntu, and I use VMware 14. There is no more description of how to install the system. There are many online tutorials.

However, it is estimated that everyone encounters such a problem when using Ubuntu

The interface is not fully displayed!

Isn't this obsessive-compulsive disorder? ? ? ?


There are tutorials on the Internet. For a novice like me who doesn't even know a few basic linux commands, it is quite difficult to understand them.

Let's go step by step, open the installation of VMware Toolsextract in the virtual machine options in VMware

The virtual machine will automatically load the installation file into the virtual CD-ROM as a virtual disk, find it in the Ubuntu interface, and then copy all the files in it to your system, copy it to download according to the online tutorial, and find the suffix .tar .gz file, extract (extract) into this folder, then you can get a new folder vmware-tools-distrib

At this time, you are basically done, you need to open the command line and learn a few basic commands

pwd show current position command

ls show directory contents command

cd open directory, folder command

cd .. open parent directory command

sudo system management command (at first I thought I was an administrator user, so I didn't enter this command and the result prompted Please re-run the program as the super user)

perl execute perl file commands


All you have to do is go into the vmware-tools-distrib folder and sudo perl vmware-indatll.pl and you're done

For the rest, you can directly refer to the methods in Baidu's experience.

Portal https://jingyan.baidu.com/article/fc07f98977b60f12ffe5199b.html


It's much more comfortable now. .

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