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Gareth Sheepdog I'm trying to setup Ubuntu 14.04 with Virtualbox and it installs fine, but very slow and slow, a side question of how I can speed up my virtual machine. My main problem is that the screen gets cropped during setup and important stuff like the c
man from india I am running Ubuntu 16.10 on my laptop. I want to install base OS 0.4 on a virtual machine. So I installed Oracle VM VirtualBox on my Ubuntu system. I am new to this virtual box thing. So after installation, I try to start a new session for the
Gareth Sheepdog I'm trying to setup Ubuntu 14.04 with Virtualbox and it installs fine, but very slow and slow, a side question of how I can speed up my virtual machine. My main problem is that the screen gets cropped during setup and important stuff like the c
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point I just downloaded and installed Oracle VM Virtualbox version 4.3. My host is also a 64bit Ubuntu box, version 14.0.4 I used this page: https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads and selected the Ubuntu 13.0.4 AMD64 option. When creating a new VM, I
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point I just downloaded and installed Oracle VM Virtualbox version 4.3. My host is also a 64bit Ubuntu box, version 14.0.4 I used this page: https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads and selected the Ubuntu 13.0.4 AMD64 option. When creating a new VM, I
Sikas I'm currently using Ubuntu 14.04.2 Server on Oracle VM VirtualBox, as I'm trying to understand the deployment, it can be deployed in a real network. This is the situation. Currently, I have an 8GB HDD allocated to the VM used by the system. Now I want to
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Chris I'm taking a university course on Unix and as part of it I'm trying to use Ubuntu's live USB on my computer. My computer is running 64bit Windows7. I installed VirtualBox on a 16 GB flash drive using LinuxLive. I had trouble installing 64-bit Ubuntu 15.0
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