
Make sure the version is the same as the one of the Ubuntu file that you have just downloaded. If you put the name as “Ubuntu” the type and version will be autoselected.
A window will pop up asking you for a Name, Type, and Version.
Click ‘New’ and add a Name, Type, and Version Click New buttonĬlick the button at the top left that says “New”. Download the version of Ubuntu you want to install. You will have to specify things like: how much RAM memory, how much storage space and how many cores will have the CPU, in addition to what OS (operating system) you want to install. Just to clarify, a VM (virtual machine) is basically a computer inside your machine. In this post, I will show you how to step by step install Ubuntu into a VM (virtual machine) using VirtualBox. Choose the amount of storage space (about 8GB).If you are trying to install Ubuntu on a VirtualBox you came to the right place. Enter the name and operating system (for example, Name: Ubuntu VM, Type: Linux, Version: Ubuntu). Start VirtualBox and activate a button New to create a new virtual machine. Create a virtual machine Oracle VM VirtualBox Run a program with a double click (you might be sure, that you are under a user account with administrator privileges) and choose Next – Yes.Īfter installation is complete, you run the main program module user VirtualBox - Oracle VM VirtualBox Manager (Manager Oracle VM VirtualBox). Oracle VM VirtualBox we can download from the download page ( ) for every OS and version. This operation we wish to make in this article. For example, on a real computer with Windows, you can install a virtual machine with operating systems Linux and use both operating systems simultaneously. On a virtual machine can be installed almost any operating system. Oracle VM VirtualBox - a suite of applications, system services and drivers that emulate the new computer equipment in the environment of the operating system where you installed VirtualBox.