How to run a fresh version of AIX in a Virtual Machine with a Linux host?
I need to learn about AIX, and I only have a laptop with Fedora 14/VirtualBox on it. Is there any chance that I could run an AIX guest in my VirtualBox?
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How to connect to a guest VM from the host system?
I have a VM webserver setup and I have installed and started Apache. The VM has a bridged network interface and can be pinged from the host using 192.168.0.2.
How to install VirtualBox Guest Additions in a Debian virtual machine
I have been struggling to install VirtualBox Guest Additions in a Debian Virtual Machine (Debian 7, Debian 8 and Debian 9).
df not recognizing partition being resized?
I’ve got Ubuntu 18.04 Server in Virtual Box, and once I’ve ran out of 10 GB of allocated space on virtual disk, I’ve increased the size of the virtual disk to 17 GB and resized the root partition with parted‘s resizepart command (and done so while partition is in use, and yes I know it’s … Read more
How to mount ext3,ext4 sitting on VDI VirtualBox HDD?
How to mount ext3, ext4 partition sitting on “Fixed-Size VDI” VirtualBox HardDisk ?
Trying to SSH to local VM Ubuntu with Putty
I have set up a VM of Ubuntu server, have installed OpenSSH, and am now trying to connect to it using Putty. Within Putty, under “Host name”, I put “Ubuntu”, given this is what I thought it was called when I set up the VM. However, I just get the error: “Connection Timed Out”.
Any reason NOT to run Linux in a VM all the time?
I’ve switched to using Arch Linux for most of my day to day work and don’t need Windows for anything but gaming and the couple of apps that aren’t ported to Linux like OneNote. My Linux distribution is hosted in VirtualBox with Windows as host, and I quite like it that way, snapshots are incredibly useful.
VirtualBox: two network interfaces (NAT and host-only ones) in a Debian guest on Ubuntu
I created a Debian VM on VirtualBox with two interfaces: a NAT one (for accessing internet) and a host-only one. However, I do not know how to make both interfaces work at the same time. If I the define the host-only as the adapter 1, I can access my VM from the host but not the internet; if I define the NAT one as adapter 1, I can access the internet but cannot reach my guest Debian.
How to automatically start and shut down VirtualBox machines?
I need to run a software system that is intended to be installed as an appliance on a dedicated machine. In order to save energy, I plan to run the system on a VirtualBox VM instead.
Your kernel headers for kernel 3.10.0-229.el7.x86_64 cannot be found
When I type the command service vboxdrv setup in my CentOS 7 terminal, I get the following error: