In this post, lets see how to create VM using Oracle VM Virtualbox
- Open Oracle VM Virtualbox & Click on New button
- Enter following fields to identify your virtual machine & click on next button
- Name
- Machine Folder (Select the drive that has maximum free space)
- Type - Linux/Windows/Solaris
- Version - Ubuntu (32-bit)/Ubuntu (64-bit)/etc
- Select Memory Size (RAM) size and click on Next button
- Add Virtual hard disk, we get three options
- Do not add a virtual hard disk - no hard disk will be added to VM, we can add it at later point.
- Create a virtual hard disk now - This will provide option to create hard disk
- Use an existing hard disk file - This will help to existing hard disk file that is created earlier.
- Now we can select "Create a virtual hard disk now" option. There are three hard disk file type to select
- VDI (Virtualbox Disk Image) - Default hard disk file type for Oracle Virtualbox
- VHD (Virtual Hard Disk) - Default hard disk file type for Windows hypervisor
- VMDK (Virtual Machine Disk) - Default hard disk file type for Vmware hypervisor
- Select "Storage on physical hard disk" based on following option
- Dynamically allocated - file will start growing as and when it is used but will not reduce when space is freed.
- Fixed size - complete size will be occupied according to the size mentioned.
- Mention hard disk file location and size. Click on Create
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