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How to Install Debian Bullseye on a VMware Fusion Virtual Machine

March 25, 2021 | By the+gnu+linux+evangelist.

Installing

  1. 2. Making VMware Fusion VM

    How to Create a VMware Fusion Virtual Machine from Linux ISO

    Creating a Linux VM
  2. 3. Installing Debian Bullseye

    Now to Install Debian 11 VM
    Start by choosing “Graphical install”:


    Then select a Language:
    (To confirm choices use Space-Bar, Enter or your Mouse)


    Again select the Location:
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    Configure the Keyboard:
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    Now start to load the installer components and the Network Hardware lookup:
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    So then set the “hostname”:
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    Next also the Domain Name:
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    Choose the “root” User Password:
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    Now set the User Full Name:
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    Again the “username”:
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    And the User Password:
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    Configure the Clock:
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    Follow with the Disk partitioning.
    Confirm to “Guided – use entire disk”:
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    Choose the Disk to partition:
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    And as a Partition Scheme you can simply confirm for the All-in-one:
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    Now confirm to “Finish partitioning and write changes to disk”:
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    Again confirm to write changes to Disks:
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    Then start automatically the base system setup:
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    Next follow to configure the Apt Package Manager.
    So confirm to use a Network Mirror:
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    Then choose the Mirror Country:
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    Again the Archive Mirror:
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    And possibly also the Proxy Url:
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    Then start automatically the first software installation procedure:
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    Next you can choose the additional Software and the Desktop to setup on System:
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    Again you may wait a little longer for the Software installation:
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    Now confirm to install GRUB Boot Loader:
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    And next select /dev/sda as Target:
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    Finally, the Installation should be successfully achieved:
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    Congrats, you should be able to Restart into Debian 11 GNU/Linux!

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