Sudo apt-get install -y curl git wget xclip vim CMD+C), and paste the text in the VM by "right-click > Paste" (i.e.
Sudo apt-get install -y virtualbox-guest-x11 &Ĭopy some text from the local machine (i.e. Sudo apt-get install -y virtualbox-guest-utils & Sudo apt-get install -y xserver-xorg-core & Sudo apt-get install -y xorg-video-abi-23 & If you get error Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock, then the Software Update and associated dialog window needs to be closed first.
Run the following to install guest additions and enable clipboard sharing (since we configured the VM to use Bidirectional clipboard sharing). Open the "Terminal" application (bash terminal) View a folder on the desktop which is the shared folder that you created for access to your local machine fromn the VM. Shared Folders > ~/Public, rename Folder name to: public, enable Auto MountĬlick Start > Install Ubuntu, English US keyboard, Minimal installation,Ĭlick "Start" > enter Ubuntu Password: (username is the same)ĭO NOT Click icon to install software updates and wait for them to install.Choose the Virtual Box 6.1 Guest Additions ISO image.Storage > Click "Add Optical Drive" under "Controller IDE" > Primary Slave.Choose the Ubuntu 18.04 64bit ISO image.Storage > Click "Add Hard Disk" under "Controller IDE" > Primary Master.Display > Screen > Enable 3D Acceleration.Display > Video Memory > 128 MB (or approx half what your graphics card has).System > Processor > 2 CPUS (half the amount of CPUs your host machine has).System > Motherboard > Boot Order > "Check" Network.Settings > General > Advanced > Drag and Drop > Bidirectional.Settings > General > Advanced > Shared Clipboard > Bidirectional.Welcome > New > Enter name: ubuntu64bit1804 choose Linux choose Ubuntu 64-bit use 4000 MB memory (half of your host machine)Ĭhoose "Create a virtual hard disk" VirtalBox type, of fixed size 8GB Tools > Media > select ~/Downloads/64bit/Ubuntu 18.04.3 (64bit).vdi.Check shasum of downloaded file and install p7zip
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