So, yeah! hoping you got yours successfully installed. This is a screenshot of my Ubuntu Desktop after installation. Click on the username to select and enter your password and press Enter to login. Click on “ Restart Now“.Īfter the reboot is complete, you will see the Login Screen. It will copy all the setup files and then begin to install Ubuntu onto your Virtual Hard Disk.Īfter it is done installing, it will prompt you asking you to Reboot. Now, choose your “ Keyboard Layout” and “Location“, and other enter details such as “ Username” and “ Password” when prompted. Now, select the drive and press “Install Now“. Now, select “Erase disk and install Ubuntu” and press “Continue“. In the next screen, click on “Continue“. Now, choose the “ Language” and press “Install Ubuntu“. And select the Ubuntu ISO image file you downloaded earlier. Now, you would come back to the initial screen but now you will see the virtual machine you created here. Select “Dynamically Allocated” option and then press “ Next“. it will grow according to the data or “static”. Now,you can select whether you want your hard disk to grow dynamically i.e. After specifying the Location and Size, press “ Create“. You choose any location you want or simply use the default location. The File Location is where your Virtual Hard Disk will be stored. Its recommended to use at least a minimum of 10GB to 15 GB. This will be space which will be used by your Ubuntu OS after installation. Now, you have to specify the “ File Location” and “ Size” of your Virtual Hard Disk.
Now, set the type of Hard Disk File Type to “ VDI” and press “ Next“. Now, select the option “Create a virtual hard drive now“, and press “Create“.
You can increase this to 2048 MB if you have lots of RAM. Now, set the amount of RAM anywhere from 512 MB to 1024 MB. If you downloaded the 64 bit version of Ubuntu, then use “ Ubuntu (64 bit)”. And then type any name in “Name”, Type as “Linux”, and Version as “ Ubuntu“. Disk Requirements : Atleast 8 GB of free space.Īfter you have downloaded Virtual Box and Ubuntu 12.04, open up Virtual Box. Using the 64-bit version will have better performance in my opinion. Ubuntu ISO Image file : You can download either the 32 bit version or the 64-bit version.
This is a newbie guide to installing Ubuntu 12.04 LTS in Virtual Box.ġ.
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