HOST: WinXP sp3
VirtualBox 2.2.2
FreeBSD7.1-release
I won't talk much about installing and using VBOX in XP. The Chinese interface is very simple and dumb. Note that VBOX only supports virtual hard disks with a fixed size not greater than 4 GB, so I will use 3.99 GB.
Install FreeBSD7.1-release's ISO file, which is the same as normal installation.
After the installation is complete, the original 3.99GB virtual hard disk is too small. We will mount another virtual hard disk in the VBOX. /Usr/ports occupies a lot of space during compilation. We mount/usr/ports to another virtual hard disk.
# Dmesg
# Mkdir/disk1
# Mount/dev/ad1s1d/disk1
# Ee/etc/fatab
Add
/Dev/ad1s1d/disk1 ufs rw 3 3
# Mkdir/disk1/usr
# Cd/disk1/usr
# Mv-I/usr/ports ./
# Ln-s/disk1/usr/ports
Installing FreeBSD on a virtual machine is time-consuming and resource-consuming. We use pkg_add more. Therefore, acceleration is required.
# Ee/root/. cshrc
Add
Setenv PACKAGESITE ftp://ftp.jp.freebsd.org/pub/Fre... 7.1-release/Latest/
Note: ftp.jp.freebsd.org is relatively new, comprehensive, and fast. Ftp.cn.freebsd.org is fast but slow. Ftp.kr.freebsd.org is also supported.
# Source/root/. cshrc
If you want to use the desktop, use xfce, Which is lighter.
# Pkg_add-r xfce4
# Cd/usr/ports/chinese/scim-pinyin/& make install clean
# Ee ~ /. Cshrc
Add
Setenv LANG zh_CN.eucCN
Setenv LC_CTYPE zh_CN.eucCN
Setenv XMODIFIERS @ im = SCIM
Setenv GTK_IM_MODULE scim
# Source ~ /. Cshrc
# Echo "exec/usr/local/bin/scim &"> ~ /. Xinitrc
# Echo "exec/usr/local/bin/startxfce4"> ~ /. Xinitrc
# Pkg_add-r opera
# Startx
Desktop culture can refer to: http://www.bkjia.com/ OS /201202/121416.html
How to connect a VM to a host after FreeBSD is installed:
Set => network => connection method: Bridged Adapter
As an open-source Virtual Machine System, VBOX occupies 100% of the CPU, but it is better than a VM that finds a method to crack it!
Despise paid software!
We despise open-source alternative software and force ourselves to crack paid software...