About Linux system issues

suoma

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I want to ask how do you use Linux? 1. Dual systems, one Windows, one Linux, but I heard that it is very troublesome to install Linux in a virtual machine. I am currently using this, but I often move places and need to configure the network environment. How do I know if my network is configured well? 2. Install Linux on a computer. I currently want to use Raspberry Pi to develop Linux.

niceman

Just install Linux in the virtual machine. The network configuration is the same as Windows. Use ifconfig to view the IP configuration and ping to test the host IP to verify it. If you want to connect to the Internet, you have to look at the configuration of the virtual machine software. VMware WorkStation has three types of network connection relationships between the host and the virtual machine: bridging, NAT, and host (independent). Use them as needed. For example, in the commonly used bridging mode, the virtual machine will directly obtain an IP address in the same network segment as the host from the external DHCP, just like the host. It is used just like a computer equal to the host.

le062

I have two computers that I often use, both equipped with keyboard, mouse and monitor: A: Development machine, ordinary PC configuration, Win10, normal power on and off B: Server, DC power supply + N3160 + SSD, Fedora 28, passive cooling, 24 hours online Specific usage is determined by the scenario: Temporary Linux functions that do not involve hardware operations use the WSL function of win10; Cross-GCC compiler and make build tool use MSYS2-MinGW; Software use involving hardware uses N3160; Some continuous services, such as Gogs and Jenkins, use N3160; It is not recommended to use a virtual machine to install Linux because of its poor performance and poor hardware compatibility (such as connecting to USB peripherals); It is not recommended to use Raspberry Pi, the CPU and IO performance are much lower than the passive cooling X86 solution, and the software compatibility is also poor; List the detailed configuration of my small server: Soyo Thin Mini N3160; 8G DDR3L; 240G SSD; 12V5A power adapter; Xinhuike e. Mini C3S Mini Case

suoma

niceman posted on 2018-10-5 20:17 Just install Linux in the virtual machine, the network configuration is just like windows, use ifconfig to view the IP configuration, ping test the host ip verification...

Thank you for your guidance