Install VirtualBox1.5.4 and configure it in Ubuntu7.10

1. Install the 1.5.0 VirtualBox in the new software manager of Ubuntu7.10. It seems that the USB function cannot be enabled properly after the installation. We do not recommend using this version for installation. Download the installation package. We recommend that you download the latest Deb package for installation. The following describes how to enable the USB function of VirtualBox. 2. Prepare dependencies. For normal use of VirtualBox, libxalan110 and libxerces27 are required. Therefore, you must install them first.

I. Installation

1. The VirtualBox version 1.5.0 in the stand-alone software manager of Ubuntu7.10 seems to be unable to enable the USB function after the installation. We do not recommend using this version for installation. Download the installation package. We recommend that you download the latest Deb package for installation. The following describes how to enable the USB function of VirtualBox.

2. Prepare dependencies. For normal use of VirtualBox, libxalan110 and libxerces27 are required. To install them first, run the following command:

Sudo apt-get install libxalan110 libxerces27

3. Install the compilation tool and related packages. During the installation process, compile the kernel module used by VirtualBox. To do this, you need to prepare basic compilation tools and packages. You can use the following commands to install them:

Sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-headers-'uname-R'

4. Now, go to the directory where the VirtualBox installation package is saved and install it using the following command:

Sudo dpkg-I virtualbox_1.5.4-27034_Ubuntu_gutsy_i386

During installation, VirtualBox requires that the license agreement be accepted. In addition, the installer creates a vboxusers user group and compiles the required kernel modules.

5. Currently, VirtualBox cannot be started because the current user does not belong to the vboxusers user group. You can use the following command to add the current user (replace "youruser" in the command with the current user) to the vboxusers user group:

Sudo adduser youruser vboxusers

Virtualbox screen moving down:

If the resolution of the virtual machine is close to the resolution of x, and some interfaces are on the edge of x, the title of the original window manager changes to a black bar area after the full screen, and the screen moves down, the windows Start Menu is displayed on the next desktop. Solution: reduce the resolution before full screen, right-click the screen and adjust the resolution of the display to the same as that of x, so that no screen offset exists.

System installation failure:

After the virtual machine is installed, the system must be installed. For Windows 2 K and Windows XP systems (only these two systems are installed), a black screen is displayed before the disk partition is selected. Check whether the "I/O APIC" function is enabled. The default value is "forbidden", but the function description is: after Windows is installed, we recommend that you enable it. Someone may enable it before installation according to this instructions. I feel that (after five system installations), if you do not need the serial port function of VirtualBox, or the HOST is not a multi-core, multi-CPU server, it is not a problem to enable APIC. Sometimes, if you find that the virtual system is "paused", we recommend that you disable the APIC function.

Linux cannot be installed. If a kernel error occurs during installation and the installation fails, we recommend that you enable the APIC installation or disable the APIC function, and enter: linux apic = off noapic