#1 2020-10-01 08:41:35

DebianLifeNOOB92

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Link Me Please

Could someone please send me a link or a video how to install VirtualBox on Lithium?

Thanks Guys

damo

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Re: Link Me Please

It's always a good idea to check the Debian wiki

Menu > Help & Resources > Debian > Wiki
https://wiki.debian.org/VirtualBox

BTW This isn't "Off Topic" -  it is a Help request suitable for "GUI & Applications". Also a more informative title for the post is helpful.

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Re: Link Me Please

Am Very Sorry About That Moderator...

That makes sense...

Got it to work... Thanks

Sorry Again

phuturism

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Re: Link Me Please

Am Very Sorry About That Moderator...

That makes sense...

Got it to work... Thanks

Sorry Again

I've got virtualbox running on Lithium (Windows 10 guest for a particular client environment) so let me know if you need any further help or tips please ask, as I learned how to set up and configure the hard way :-)

damo

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Re: Link Me Please

I use virt-manager - much easier to install, set up and run IMO.

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DebianLifeNOOB92

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Re: Link Me Please

I just went to the link and Did the steps for Debian 10 I am know installing Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2019 Its Working Like a Charm.

phuturism

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I use virt-manager - much easier to install, set up and run IMO.

Ok, will check it out!   I don't want to reinstall from scratch so will have to find a way to export the VM from VB to virt-manager.   It seems it can be done.

EDIT done.   Fewer options as it's more orientated to remote vms but does the job... seems to run lighter than VB as well.   I'll keep my VB and my current .vdi as backup for a week or two but looks good so far.   Thanks damo!

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