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Installing Ubuntu Desktop on VmWare
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1- Download Ubuntu
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The updated version of Ubuntu Desktop (January 2017) is 16.10, we will install this version:
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In order to download Ubuntu Desktop, you can access address below:
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The result of download is:
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You can find earlier versions of Ubuntu here:
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2- Installing Ubuntu on VmWare
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Open VmWare and create a new virtual machine:
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Now you are creating a new virtual machine, install the operating system for the virtual machine will perform later.
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Name the virtual machine will be installed, and location to install:
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Selecting the hard drive space for the virtual machine, here I set is 45GB.
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Now the virtual machine is created, you can change parameter for it:
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Thay đổi RAM:
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Change the number of processor:
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Selecting the file location of Ubuntu Desktop installment that you have already downloaded above so that you can start installing the OS for the virtual machine.
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Installing OS:
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Clicking "Power on this Virtual Machine" to start installing the OS (If the OS has already installed, the button will boot the virtual machine's OS).
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Ubuntu Desktop bắt đầu được cài đặt:
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Next there are 2 options for you:
- Try to use Ubuntu, you can use Ubuntu immediately without installing it.
- Install Ubuntu
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The Ubuntu OS is being install
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After being successfully installed, you need to restart the OS.
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Note: If you get the following error when start Ubuntu, you can see how to fix it in the appendix at the end of the post:
Piix4_SMBus: 000:00:07.3: Host SMBus controller bus not enabled
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3- Appendix: Fix Error
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After you finish installing the Ubuntu OS for the virtual machine and restart it, you can get the following error:
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Piix4_SMBus: 000:00:07.3: Host SMBus controller bus not enabled
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This error is being caused because VMware doesn’t actually provide that level interface for CPU access, but Ubuntu try to load the kernel module anyway.
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Turn off the virtual machine and open the folder that contains the virtual machine you have installed. Find the file "Ubuntu-Desktop.vmx" and open it by notepad to fix it.
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Add to the end of file:
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cpuid.1.eax = "0000:0000:0000:0001:0000:0110:1010:0101"
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