In this post we are going to see "How to Create VM". I hope you are finished installing Virtual Box. It's time to create a virtual machine so that you can start playing with another operating system.Before Virtualbox I had to boot the OS again and I had to switch to another OS. Dual Boot was the option in the beginning where it needs to shutdown my current OS. But with this Virtualization problem got solved.Now a days everyone is looking for the Virtualization.
- Once the installation of VirtualBox is done.The very first screen is going to looks like below screen.
- It's always to save the VBox files in another drive.So I'm changing the default location of Vbox files.Click on File --> Preferences
- In Default Machine folder click on Others. It is going to ask you where to save the file.Here you can give the (D:\,E:\ drives). Here In my case I've created new folder.
- You can see the same in the following screenshot.
- Click on New to create VM. It's going to pop you a window asking forName: The Machine nameType : OS type (ex: windows/linux/solaris)Version: 32/64bit.
- Specify the RAM you want to allocate the VM machine.It will warn you if you give more than 65% of you RAM.Specify the RAM and Click Next
- For a VM we need to create the hard drive too. Click on Create
- Click on Next
- Click Next
- Mention the Hard drive size . Here we are logically assigning the space.So even if you don't have 100gb of space still you can able to give.Click on Create
- We have finished creating the virtual machine.
- Now we can able to put the CD/DVD iso and we can start installing the OS. Settings -->Storage-->+ symbol-->Choose disk
- Give the input in the ISO format or you can insert the CD/DVD drive.
- You can able to see the inserted iso image under the controller IDE. Click OK
- click on Start to start the Virtual Machine.
The same approach is used to install any operating system .In the above example I used linux. This is how we can able to create the Virtual Machine after that we can start installing the Operating system by giving the iso image as input.
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