It contains additions for 32 bit and 64 bit Windows and a package file for Linux/Unix systems. The additions ISO file can be found in C:\Program files\Oracle\Virtual Box\VBoxGuestAdditions.iso on Windows systems. It may auto start, if not, open the CD icon and click on the program to begin installation.
This will mount the additions ISO onto your guest machine. Once the VM Guest is set up and the operating system is installed, login to your machine, click on the Devices menu and select Install Guest Additions. How do I install the Virtual Box Additions tools? Step by step instructions are available on this New VM page.Ħ. Use the New button to start the Create a New Virtual Machine Wizard. If you want to convert VHD files to VDI, you can use the VBoxManage Clonemedium command to convert the files.ĥ. You can import full virtual machines which were exported in the open OVF format. Virtual Box also uses it own VDI (Virtual Disk Image) hard disk format. Yes, you can import virtual hard disks created from Microsoft's Virtual PC and VMWare's Workstation products and use VHD (Virtual Hard Disk) and VMDK (VMWare Disk) files. Can I use VM disks from Virtual PC, Hyper-V and VMWare? Older versions of VirtualBox can be found here.Ĥ. You can download VirtualBox from the Downloads page.
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Virtual Box can be installed on Windows, Mac OS X (Intel), Linux and Solaris systems.
What host operating systems are supported?
Virtual Box supports a wide range of operating systems including: DOS such as Freedos, Windows (3.1 to 10), Windows Server (see evaluations), Linux, Solaris, BSD unix such as FreeBSD, OpenBSD or NetBSD, OS/2 such as IBM OS/2, Arc Noae, Mac OS from Apple (only if the host is an Intel Mac), Netware 3, and others.ģ. What guest operating systems are supported? The Binaries and source are released under the GPL 2 license.Ģ. If there is an update, you will be notified when you next run VirtualBox. Virtual Box is a desktop visualization product for Windows, Mac (Intel), Linux and Unix operating systems. Oracle's Virtual Box Guide to Oracle's Virtual Box