How to solve problems with the installation of Virtual-Box?
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I installed Virtual-Box in Ubuntu 18.04 from the "ubuntu software" store
My laptop is an Asus, 8GB RAM and for now it works well.
I am trying to install Kaly Linux in Virtual-Box with the following configuration:
4 GB RAM, 16 GB hard drive. And the partitions created a swap of 512 MG, and the rest I leave it for root.
When the installation starts, the laptop is completely blocked, it freezes and I need to turn off the button, to restart it again.
This has happened to me the 4 times I've tried this morning, in the afternoon I'm trying to find a question here like mine, without success.
Any idea why this happens?
Would it be better to install from the terminal to avoid errors?
The image I downloaded from Kaly was the one I showed in the capture.
Thank you
18.04 virtualbox
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Miguel Espeso
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I installed Virtual-Box in Ubuntu 18.04 from the "ubuntu software" store
My laptop is an Asus, 8GB RAM and for now it works well.
I am trying to install Kaly Linux in Virtual-Box with the following configuration:
4 GB RAM, 16 GB hard drive. And the partitions created a swap of 512 MG, and the rest I leave it for root.
When the installation starts, the laptop is completely blocked, it freezes and I need to turn off the button, to restart it again.
This has happened to me the 4 times I've tried this morning, in the afternoon I'm trying to find a question here like mine, without success.
Any idea why this happens?
Would it be better to install from the terminal to avoid errors?
The image I downloaded from Kaly was the one I showed in the capture.
Thank you
18.04 virtualbox
asked Nov 19 at 18:16
Miguel Espeso
12214
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
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up vote
1
down vote
favorite
I installed Virtual-Box in Ubuntu 18.04 from the "ubuntu software" store
My laptop is an Asus, 8GB RAM and for now it works well.
I am trying to install Kaly Linux in Virtual-Box with the following configuration:
4 GB RAM, 16 GB hard drive. And the partitions created a swap of 512 MG, and the rest I leave it for root.
When the installation starts, the laptop is completely blocked, it freezes and I need to turn off the button, to restart it again.
This has happened to me the 4 times I've tried this morning, in the afternoon I'm trying to find a question here like mine, without success.
Any idea why this happens?
Would it be better to install from the terminal to avoid errors?
The image I downloaded from Kaly was the one I showed in the capture.
Thank you
18.04 virtualbox
asked Nov 19 at 18:16
Miguel Espeso
12214
I installed Virtual-Box in Ubuntu 18.04 from the "ubuntu software" store
My laptop is an Asus, 8GB RAM and for now it works well.
I am trying to install Kaly Linux in Virtual-Box with the following configuration:
4 GB RAM, 16 GB hard drive. And the partitions created a swap of 512 MG, and the rest I leave it for root.
When the installation starts, the laptop is completely blocked, it freezes and I need to turn off the button, to restart it again.
This has happened to me the 4 times I've tried this morning, in the afternoon I'm trying to find a question here like mine, without success.
Any idea why this happens?
Would it be better to install from the terminal to avoid errors?
The image I downloaded from Kaly was the one I showed in the capture.
Thank you
18.04 virtualbox
18.04 virtualbox
asked Nov 19 at 18:16
Miguel Espeso
12214
asked Nov 19 at 18:16
Miguel Espeso
12214
asked Nov 19 at 18:16
Miguel Espeso
12214
asked Nov 19 at 18:16
Miguel Espeso
12214
asked Nov 19 at 18:16
Miguel Espeso
12214
12214
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Do you have enabled virtualization in your BIOS settings? If not try doing that.
Intel page about how to do this
Some time ago I had similar issue and it solved it.
answered Nov 19 at 18:19
Tomek Piechocki
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I will study your advice @Tomek Piechocki, but I was running kaly on this same laptop when it was windows, Thank you.
– Miguel Espeso
Nov 19 at 18:35
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Just check to be sure. It's just one of many possibilites, but it's general for every virtual machine. Good luck
– Tomek Piechocki
Nov 19 at 18:55
Good, I have not been able to answer so far. Yes, I have it enabled. Thanks for the interest @TomekPiechocki
– Miguel Espeso
Nov 19 at 21:00
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
up vote
1
down vote
Do you have enabled virtualization in your BIOS settings? If not try doing that.
Intel page about how to do this
Some time ago I had similar issue and it solved it.
answered Nov 19 at 18:19
Tomek Piechocki
745
I will study your advice @Tomek Piechocki, but I was running kaly on this same laptop when it was windows, Thank you.
– Miguel Espeso
Nov 19 at 18:35
1
Just check to be sure. It's just one of many possibilites, but it's general for every virtual machine. Good luck
– Tomek Piechocki
Nov 19 at 18:55
Good, I have not been able to answer so far. Yes, I have it enabled. Thanks for the interest @TomekPiechocki
– Miguel Espeso
Nov 19 at 21:00
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
Do you have enabled virtualization in your BIOS settings? If not try doing that.
Intel page about how to do this
Some time ago I had similar issue and it solved it.
answered Nov 19 at 18:19
Tomek Piechocki
745
I will study your advice @Tomek Piechocki, but I was running kaly on this same laptop when it was windows, Thank you.
– Miguel Espeso
Nov 19 at 18:35
1
Just check to be sure. It's just one of many possibilites, but it's general for every virtual machine. Good luck
– Tomek Piechocki
Nov 19 at 18:55
Good, I have not been able to answer so far. Yes, I have it enabled. Thanks for the interest @TomekPiechocki
– Miguel Espeso
Nov 19 at 21:00
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
Do you have enabled virtualization in your BIOS settings? If not try doing that.
Intel page about how to do this
Some time ago I had similar issue and it solved it.
answered Nov 19 at 18:19
Tomek Piechocki
745
Do you have enabled virtualization in your BIOS settings? If not try doing that.
Intel page about how to do this
Some time ago I had similar issue and it solved it.
answered Nov 19 at 18:19
Tomek Piechocki
745
answered Nov 19 at 18:19
Tomek Piechocki
745
answered Nov 19 at 18:19
Tomek Piechocki
745
answered Nov 19 at 18:19
Tomek Piechocki
745
745
I will study your advice @Tomek Piechocki, but I was running kaly on this same laptop when it was windows, Thank you.
– Miguel Espeso
Nov 19 at 18:35
1
Just check to be sure. It's just one of many possibilites, but it's general for every virtual machine. Good luck
– Tomek Piechocki
Nov 19 at 18:55
Good, I have not been able to answer so far. Yes, I have it enabled. Thanks for the interest @TomekPiechocki
– Miguel Espeso
Nov 19 at 21:00
add a comment |
I will study your advice @Tomek Piechocki, but I was running kaly on this same laptop when it was windows, Thank you.
– Miguel Espeso
Nov 19 at 18:35
1
Just check to be sure. It's just one of many possibilites, but it's general for every virtual machine. Good luck
– Tomek Piechocki
Nov 19 at 18:55
Good, I have not been able to answer so far. Yes, I have it enabled. Thanks for the interest @TomekPiechocki
– Miguel Espeso
Nov 19 at 21:00
I will study your advice @Tomek Piechocki, but I was running kaly on this same laptop when it was windows, Thank you.
– Miguel Espeso
Nov 19 at 18:35
I will study your advice @Tomek Piechocki, but I was running kaly on this same laptop when it was windows, Thank you.
– Miguel Espeso
Nov 19 at 18:35
1
1
Just check to be sure. It's just one of many possibilites, but it's general for every virtual machine. Good luck
– Tomek Piechocki
Nov 19 at 18:55
Just check to be sure. It's just one of many possibilites, but it's general for every virtual machine. Good luck
– Tomek Piechocki
Nov 19 at 18:55
Good, I have not been able to answer so far. Yes, I have it enabled. Thanks for the interest @TomekPiechocki
– Miguel Espeso
Nov 19 at 21:00
Good, I have not been able to answer so far. Yes, I have it enabled. Thanks for the interest @TomekPiechocki
– Miguel Espeso
Nov 19 at 21:00
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