Which virtualization did you have in mind? VMWare? VirtualBox? Some other? On what platform? Linux host, Windows guest? Windows host, Linux guest?
Let's say you have a Linux host and wish to install
VirtualBox. You would go to the VirtualBox web site (
http://www.virtualbox.org/), click the Downloads link, click the
VirtualBox 3.x.x for Linux hosts link, scan down the list and identify your Linux distribution (if it's not there, you would use (
All distributions), select either
i386 (if you have a 32-bit system) or
AMD64 (if you have a 64-bit system), wait for it to download and then execute the downloaded file; e.g.,
Code:
sh VirtualBox-3.2.12-68302-Linux_amd64.run your file name may vary
It would probably be useful to read the instructions that appear below the download choices and even more to read the
End User Docs which contain
How-To's that provide a guide to installation as well as adding virtual machines.
Installation on a Windows platform is roughly equivalent -- download, install, add virtual machines.
Hope this helps some.
