Showing posts with label virtualbox. Show all posts
Showing posts with label virtualbox. Show all posts

Sunday, September 3, 2017

Tutorial Install VirtualBox in Linux Ubuntu Using apt get

Tutorial Install VirtualBox in Linux Ubuntu Using apt get


Installation VirtualBox can do with command:
apt-get install virtualbox-ose vboxgtk

Also need to install kernel module. There are some kernel module option, ie:
  • virtualbox-ose-modules-386
  • virtualbox-ose-modules-generic
  • virtualbox-ose-modules-openvz
  • virtualbox-ose-modules-rt
  • virtualbox-ose-modules-server
  • virtualbox-ose-modules-virtual


For example:
apt-get install virtualbox-ose-modules-generic

Make sure <user> have access rights to directory /dev/vboxdrv
adduser <user> vboxusers

Or the other way a bit more brutal
chmod-Rf 777 /dev/vboxdrv

Restart VirtualBox
/etc/init.d/virtualbox-ose restart


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Saturday, August 5, 2017

Ubuntu VirtualBox Installation

Ubuntu VirtualBox Installation


Ubuntu OS

Hi Guys today Im posting about Ubuntu OS a linux distro. Ubuntu is an open source operating system backed by Canonical. If you want to know more about Ubuntu And Canonical click here

System requirements:

To install Ubuntu on a desktop your PC should consist of:
  • Pentium 4, 1GHz Processor (minimum recommended)
  • 512 Megabits of RAM
  • 5 Gigabits of HDD (Hard Disk Drive)

Installation:


Download the .iso file from here from Ubuntu Official Site and choose your version 32bit OR 64bit.

Download Oracal Virtual Box from here

Install Virtual Box when installation finish then open Virtual Box click on New as shown below:

It will open a dialog box as shown below:


Type your OS name. Change type to linux and version to ubuntu. 

Now click on Next, it will open a dialog box shown below:


In this dialog box weve to choose RAM memory for Ubuntu OS. In my PC by defualt it is 512MB.

Now click on Next it will open the dialog box shown below:

No need to change any thing only click on Create button it will open the dialog box shown below:



Choose your hard drive file type. By default it is the first one VDI (VirtualBox Disk Image).
Click on Next it will open the dialog box shown below:



Read the information and choose your storage type on physical hard drive and click on Next it will open the dialog box shown below:



Now select the size of virtual hard drive and click on Create. Now virtual box setup is done.
Now you will see the window like this:



Now click on Start and a new window will open as shown below:



Select your start-up disk. If you have a DVD of Ubuntu then select it OR if you have an .iso file in your HDD then click on folder icon and browse it and select the *.iso file to boot from it.
Now click on Start it will boot like a PC and after few you will be on installation screen as shown below:



Now select your option or you want to try Ubuntu either Install Ubuntu read instruction and install ubuntu and enjoy Ubuntu.
After installation when you shutdown your virtual box go to setting>Display>Video Memory change it to 64 OR 128.

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Tuesday, August 1, 2017

Ubuntu 10 04 Lucid Lynx Alpha in VirtualBox with Guest Additions

Ubuntu 10 04 Lucid Lynx Alpha in VirtualBox with Guest Additions


Today I installed the latest alpha of Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx Alpha inside of VirtualBox.  After getting all of the updates I installed the VirtualBox Guest Additions.  Upon boot my screen flashed lots of fun colors and then told me that my display configuration was fubared.
I booted up in low graphics mode and then searched for the answer, which Im going to repeat here.
After installing the guest additions you need to modify a file.

gksudo gedit /usr/src/vboxvideo-3.1.4/vboxvideo_drm.c

Replace line 90 with the following:


#if defined(DRM_UNLOCKED) || LINUX_VERSION_CODE >= KERNEL_VERSION (2, 6, 33)
                 .unlocked_ioctl = drm_ioctl,
#else
                 .ioctl = drm_ioctl,
#endif


Finally, run the following command:
sudo /etc/init.d/vboxadd setup


So anyways, this got me as far as logging in without the graphics dying.  However, it looks like Compiz gets enabled and kills everything.  Ill update if I find a solution to this.


Source:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/536929
http://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/6198
http://www.virtualbox.org/changeset/27248

Edit: Bug 6198 is fixed as of VirtualBox 3.1.6. To get it for Ubuntu add the VirtualBox PPA found at http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads and run sudo aptitude install virtualbox-3.1

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