Monday, 04 August 2008 11:43
Page 8 of 8
Conclusion
VirtualBox is an excellent application for virtualization purposes. This way you can run not only Ubuntu within your Windows installation but as many guest OSes as you want. Well as many as your CPU and RAM can handle. Now you can explore Ubuntu and Linux and if you like it why not install it natively on your computer!Below you can see Ubuntu Linux running on Windows.
And this is VirtualBox's seamless mode!
Set as favorite
Email this
Hits: 70306
Related articles:
Comments (10)
Subscribe to this comment's feedTutorial
After reading this tutorial can see where the mistake was made when installing Ubuntu on my XP machine thanks
Will go and redo it and see what happens with virtual OS
Will go and redo it and see what happens with virtual OS
,
August 13, 2008
-
- +4
-
-
...
Command to install Guest Additions in Ubuntu 8.10 is 'sudo bash VBoxLinuxAdditions-x86.run.'
,
November 30, 2008
-
- +1
-
-
...
sudo bash ./VBoxLinuxAdditions-x86.run didn't work in Ubuntu 8.10? If so, I should change it.
In 8.04 it has. You can see it in the screenshot of the guide just below the command.
In 8.04 it has. You can see it in the screenshot of the guide just below the command.
,
November 30, 2008
-
- +0
-
-
thanks for demo how to install ubuntu.
from this demo, i have no doubt to install ubuntu.
thanks
thanks
,
December 18, 2008
-
- +0
-
-
...
this is the clearest explanation for installation that I have seen. Thanks.
I was able to run VBoxLinuxAdditions-x86.run
Screen resolution works.
If you ever revise this, maybe add something about getting the internet connection to work.
Thanks again.
I was able to run VBoxLinuxAdditions-x86.run
Screen resolution works.
If you ever revise this, maybe add something about getting the internet connection to work.
Thanks again.
,
January 27, 2009
-
- +0
-
-
...
Thanks!
But network is working fine! Have you enabled the Network Adapter from Settings -> Network? It's the 6th image in Setting up our Virtual Machine II
But network is working fine! Have you enabled the Network Adapter from Settings -> Network? It's the 6th image in Setting up our Virtual Machine II
,
January 28, 2009
-
- +0
-
-
Nice Article
Its seems very simple explanation for virtualbox configuration .its very useful also.thanks a lot!!!
By
P.Ramkumar
By
P.Ramkumar
,
March 05, 2009
-
- +0
-
-
