ORACLE VIRTUALBOX LINUX IMAGE DOWNLOAD INSTALL
ORACLE VIRTUALBOX LINUX IMAGE DOWNLOAD ISO

ORACLE VIRTUALBOX LINUX IMAGE DOWNLOAD ISO

And browse the downloaded MX linux ISO file that is MX-18.3_ењ†4.iso file. Then click the CD icon under CD/DVD Drive and select choose a virtual CD/DVD disk file. In this window select Storage from left sidebar menu and select Empty under Controller:IDE. Now select MX Linux and click the settings button. It will create MX Linux virtual hard drive on your system. Recommended size is a minimum of 12 GB of disk space for MX Linux. Type any name and select location of new virtual hard drive by clicking the folder icon. Select Dynamically allocated and click Next.ДЄlso Read: Gedit Text editor in Ubuntu won't save file on a VirtualBox shared folder And then select VDI (VirtualBox Disk Image) and click Next button. Select Create a virtual hard drive now option and click Create button. If you donвЂ™t have much memory just leave the option as default 1024 MB. So set 1024 MB or more than 2048 MB as RAM based on your system memory and click Next button. The minimum system requirements for MX Linux is 512 MB of RAM memory and recommended size is 2 GB Ram.

Select Linux as Type from the drop down and select Debian(64bit) as version and click Next button. Name your MX Linux OS as MX Linux, then choose your Virtual machine path where you want to save the virtual OS.

ORACLE VIRTUALBOX LINUX IMAGE DOWNLOAD INSTALL

For reference see the below image.ДЇirst download and install the latest version Oracle VirtualBox from the above download link.ДЄfter the successful installation of Oracle VM VirtualBox, open it and click New to create a new virtual machine in your OS.

Boot to your bios settings and find the virtualization or virtualization technology or hardware virtualization or VT-x or AMD-V option and Enable it. Note: If you are using 64-bit guests, you need to enable hardware virtualization in the BIOS on your host system. MX Linux 18.3(64-bit), Download MX Linux from here MX Linux uses the Xfce desktop environment and comes with UEFI installer (64bit & 32bit), automatic enabling of most Broadcom drivers, LUKS encrypted root, home, and swap partition options.In this Install MX Linux on Oracle virtualbox tutorial i am using the below softwares to test it. MX Linux is a Debian based Linux operating system using core antiX components.

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