Type ‘terminal’ and hit ‘Enter’, you would enter the terminal app, see belowĭouble click ‘Terminal’. Once the steps are completed, you would see Ubuntu VM successfully installed

Select the Ubuntu iso file you downloadedĬlick Start to start the Ubuntu installationĬlick to close the warnings that you see in the above screenįinish all the remaining steps by setting up your user id, password etc (pretty straightforward). Storage > Select Empty > Click disc icon > Click ‘Choose a disk file’ System > Processor tab, enter number of processors as 1 This will allow to share files between host machine (windows) and Ubuntu VM and vice-versa In the ‘Advanced’ tab, select ‘Bidirectional’ as the 2 dropdown values. Select Ubuntu1 on the left hand side and click Settings The type automatically changes to Linux and Version changes to Ubuntu (64 bit) Provide name of your new Ubuntu machine (example Ubuntu1). Once the image gets downloaded, click ‘New’ icon that you see on Oracle virtual box

Next, we will download ‘Ubuntu Desktop’ image from So, below are the steps to install Oracle Virtual Box.Īfter installation, click the desktop icon ‘Oracle VM VirtualBox’, below window would come up Once we are done with this, we can then setup Ubuntu VM. We need to first install the Oracle VM Virtual box. We would be installing Ubuntu OS image on our windows host machine. You don’t have to disturb the setup on your host windows machine. This way, you can install any necessary software (for DevOps) on linux virtual machine. So your windows machine will become the host machine & we can install a guest linux OS on top of that. Using virtualization technique, you can install an image of Linux OS on your windows host machine. Install Ubuntu image on oracle virtual box.

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