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Tutorial illustration of installing centos7.3 on vmware virtual machine

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2022-06-02 02:33:52 10月02日 Update

vmware ready

CentOS 7.3 CentOS-7-x86_64-Everything-1611.iso

create a new virtual machine

choose a custom installation

Hardware compatibility latest by default, no changes

Select Install OS Later

Select Linux CentOS64

Fill in the VM instance name and select the VM storage location (fill in and select according to your own habits and actual situation)

Allocate the number of processor cores (according to your own needs, and can be adjusted later)

Allocate memory size (according to your own needs, later adjustable)

Select network type (common NAT mode)

Select hard disk controller, virtual disk type (as recommended)

Select Disk Usage Form

Allocate disk capacity

Specify disk file (default)

complete the setup

Specify system images for virtual machines

Start the virtual machine

Select the Install CentOS Linux 7 installation option

Language default

Select "Shanghai" for time zone to adjust the time and keep it consistent with local time

Installation can be optional, you can select Minimal Install Minimize installation

Set root password

At this point, the virtual machine has been installed. After restarting, enter the account password to use it.

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