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Once you have installed different operating systems in Oracle VirtualBox, you may want to enable communication between the host and the virtual machines. In this article, we will describe the simplest and direct method of setting up a network for guest virtual machines and the host in Linux. Sep 13, 2015 VirtualBox can be downloaded by following this link: virtualbox.org. Downloading CentOS 7. I will be using the CentOS 7 Minimal ISO which is a 636MB download versus a 4GB download for the DVD ISO. The minimal install is exactly what it sounds like, minimal. It doesn't come with a windows manager or any development tools. VirtualBox is available on a variety of platforms in 'native' packages. This includes i386 and AMD64 (x8664) RPM packages for RHEL5/RHEL6/RHEL7 that should work on CentOS-5/6/7 (or Scientific Linux and other RHEL derivatives), as well as.deb packages for Debian, Ubuntu and derivatives, Mac OS-X, Windows, Solaris & OpenSolaris and as source. Aug 14, 2017 I'm running VirtualBox on Windows 7, and trying to set up Centos 7 1611 everything iso as a VM. The main objectives here are to: 1. To learn how to do it. To end up with a straightforward and reliable set of instructions to follow 3.instructions that aid understanding of what I.
I'm running VirtualBox on Windows 7, and trying to set up Centos 7 1611 everything iso as a VM.The PAE/NX feature must be enabled or VirtualBox will not install CentOS. Click on the Settings icon in the toolbar or go to the menu, Machine, Settings In the left hand navigation pane, go to System. Now power on the virtual machine means select ‘Start’ and then ‘Normal Start’ You will see the CentOS installation screen. Click in the window and use the arrow keys to stop automatic boot. Select the ‘Install CentOS 7’ option and the process will begin soon. Install CentOS 7 on VritualBox. Download the latest Virtualbox VDI Image file from OSBoxes. On Next, select “Use an existing virtual hard disk file”. Click the small folder icon and navigate to the image file directory where you unzipped it to. Next login with the password provided.
The main objectives here are to:
1. to learn how to do it..
2. to end up with a straightforward and reliable set of instructions to follow
3. ..instructions that aid understanding of what I as a user am doing, and why.
4. to try understand what i don't understand in terms of what I've been banging my head against a wall over, to reduce the chances of me asking silly questions.
So, FWIW, I'm using the latest Vbox, which is 5.1.22r115126 (Qt5.6.2). My vanilla home LAN is all on 192.168.1.xx, which is the IP range of my Win7 host PC.
I build a basic VM, as RH64, leave it with one network adapter set on the default NAT, and click through all the defaults of memory and storage size, .vdi etc.., and add the .iso to the CD, and install, go to the software selection and choose GNOME in the LHS column, and most of the options in the RHS column.
I go in networking, and do a bit of configuring.. change the name to 'centos7-pcname.local'
change the ip to 192.168.1.xx/24 and gateway 192.168.1.1, DNS of 8.8.8.8 and click through the setup steps.
I get to the desktop.. I find I have to add my user to wheel for sudo, which is a bit of nuisance.. have to use vi instead of nano visudo uncomment wheel, then su and do usermod -aG user, and then I turn my attention to the network side of things.
i do ifconfig, and I see the 192.168.1.xx IP I've added, (no sign of the pesky default 10.0.2.xx and 192.168.56.xx) but I see vibr0 192.168.122.xx
in win7 I run cmd and do arp -a, and I see the 192.168.56.xx interface, but no sign of my chosen 192.168.1.xx address.. and I can't ping my gateway/router at 192.168.1.1
I find a mix of online guides, and get in a bit of a muddle, but at some point, after adding a second adapter as VM host-only, and changing back from bridged to NAT, I can suddenly ping my gateway, but I can't yum install anything, and there's no sign of a DNS problem. I get in yet more of a muddle via online guides, and end up back to not being able to ping anything.
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why does it have to be so difficult, I sigh to myself.. and I get fed up and do something else.Obviously there's a number of problems with what I'm doing, and my response to them, but please, can anyone, offer up a simple spoon-fed step by step to just get a basic Centos VM up and running on Windows 7 Virtual Box?
The irritating thing is that I got it going on a minimal install on another machine a couple of days ago, and could yum install lots of things, apart from anything from a http address, like elrepo or something, so part of this is me wanting to understand what I'm doing and why.
A simple do this - because of this, then do that, because of that, would be fab, and hopefully useful for other useless people like me