linux开启虚拟机(linux虚拟机怎么用命令)

1. First, win key + R, enter , open the service, enable the VMwareUSBArbitrationServices service, and set it to start automatically.
2. Next, set up the virtual machine, shut down the virtual machine, and click "Edit Virtual Machine Settings".
3. Then open the USB controller and add "Show all USB input devices". The interface defaults to 2.0.
4. Finally, turn on the virtual machine, click on the removable device, select the connected U disk, and click Confirm. At this time, the U disk is successfully connected to the virtual machine.

People who want to learn the Linux system usually use VMware software to create a Linux virtual machine on a real machine. This is more convenient. The following will demonstrate how to create a Linux virtual machine on VMware. A Linux virtual machine.
Open VMware and click to create a new virtual machine.
Select Typical Installation and click Next.
Select to install the operating system later and click Next.
Select Linux and select the Linux operating system you plan to install in the radio button below. Here we take CentOS as an example and click Next.
Modify the virtual machine name and the storage location of the virtual machine on the real machine hard disk, and click Next.
Set the disk size and choose whether to split it into multiple files. You can choose according to your own needs. If it is only used for learning, the default 20GB is enough. Click Next.
Finally check the hardware parameters of the virtual machine. If you need to modify it, click Customize Hardware. If there are no problems, click Finish. In this way, a Linux virtual machine is created. If normal use is required, the Linux operating system needs to be installed on this virtual machine.

To open Linux in a USB flash drive in a VirtualBox virtual machine, you need to follow the following steps:

1. First, install VirtualBox software on your computer. You can download the installer for your operating system from the official VirtualBox website and follow the instructions to install it.

2. Insert the USB flash drive into the USB interface of the computer.

3. Open VirtualBox and create a new virtual machine. During the process of creating a virtual machine, you need to set the virtual machine name, operating system type (you need to select the operating system type corresponding to the Linux distribution on the USB flash drive), memory size and other parameters.

4. After the virtual machine setup is complete, click the "Settings" button and select the "Storage" tab.

5. In the Storage tab, click the "Add Hard Disk" icon below the controller, select "Hard Disk File Type" as "Physical Disk", and then click the "Add New Disk" button.

6. In the pop-up dialog box, select your USB flash drive and click "OK".

7. Return to the main interface of the virtual machine and click "Start".

8. At this point, the virtual machine will start and load the Linux operating system on the USB flash drive.

Please note that to successfully load the Linux operating system on the USB flash drive, make sure that your USB flash drive has a Linux system installed that can be recognized and loaded by VirtualBox. In addition, many USB flash drives have write protection switches. If you cannot access the files on the USB flash drive in VirtualBox, please check whether the USB flash drive is write-protected.