When you start the VM, now, you will be taken to the installation for whatever OS you are installing.įor a specific example, check out the Linux Guide Page, which has a short tutorial on specifically installing Ubuntu 16. For optimal performance, you should probably give it at least 2048 MB (2 GB). Decide on how much memory you would like to give the VM. Select the type of installation and the OS name, if it exists. For the "Machine Folder", select "Other" via the dropdown. Fill in the "name" with what you would like the OS to be displayed as.
You should see some buttons that say "New", "Settings", "Discard", and "Start". iso image of the operating system you would like to install, open VirtualBox. Here, we'll go over how to install an operating system.Īfter downloading a. The import option can also be accessed by File > Import Usage Installing a virtual OS Note: Older versions of VirtualBox lack the "Tools" section. After it has loaded, you can use the image like any other OS you have installed. After selecting the image, click next until VirtualBox begins to load the image. Click on the folder icon, and then navigate to where you saved the image. You should now see two buttons that say "Import" and "Export". After starting up VirtualBox, you should see a panel on the left that says "Tools". Installing an image with VirtualBox is realtively simple. This is covered in the Settings section below, if you are unsure how to do this. If this is too intensive, consider changing the settings. The default user is unlv and the password is password.īy default, this image is set to use 4GB of memory, 8GB of secondary storage, and supports 2 CPUs. Select an installation location and click next through the installation.Ī VirtualBox image of Ubuntu with pre-installed software can be found here. The VirtualBox wizard works like many other wizards. Make sure to select your operating system host in the downloads section. Installation This page is under construction.įirst, you can download VirtualBox from here.
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