The previous article introduced how to install Vmware Workstation Pro software. This article will introduce how to use Vmware Workstation Pro to create a virtual machine based on the Ubuntu operating system. Without further ado, let’s go directly to the picture! ! !
1. Click the file and select New Virtual Machine, or you can directly click to create a new virtual machine
2. Select Custom, the next step
3. Default, next step
4. Choose to install the operating system later, the next step
5. Choose Linux (L) for the operating system, choose any version, I choose Ubuntu 64-bit, the next step
7. Choose the location by yourself, I put it on the D drive here
8. The processor configuration depends on your computer CPU and related configurations. I choose 2 processors-4 cores here, and the next step
9. I choose 2GB for the memory of the virtual machine, the next step
10. Network type, I choose to use network address translation (NAT), the next step
11. I choose LSI (recommended) for I/O control type, the next step
12. I choose the recommended disk type by default, the next step
13. Create a new disk, the next step
14. Specify the size of the disk capacity. I choose 20GB here, depending on how much disk space you have, you can choose it yourself
16. Click Customize Hardware, click New CD/DVD, and click Use ISO Image File. The image file needs to be downloaded by yourself, the Ubuntu operating system cannot be used without the image file
17. Click Close when done
21. Click to open this virtual machine
22. Choose language, many options, I choose Chinese language, and then click Install Ubuntu
24. Default
25. Select the installation type to clear the entire disk and install Ubuntu
26. Click the area of our country on the map with the mouse
27. Create and fill in account information, be sure to remember your account and password
28. It takes a long time to install the software, and it must be connected to the Internet, otherwise some configurations cannot be used
29. After the installation is complete, restart the virtual machine and you can use it
After the virtual machine is created, we can start our Ubuntu learning journey. Go, go, go! ! !