Ubuntu-Linux-on-Virtual-Box/C2/Installing-Ubuntu-Linux-OS-in-a-VirtualBox/English-timed
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00:01 | Welcome to the spoken tutorial on Installing Ubuntu Linux OS in a VirtualBox. |
00:08 | In this tutorial, we will learn how to install Ubuntu Linux 16.04 in a VirtualBox on a Windows base machine. |
00:18 | This tutorial is recorded using Windows OS version 10, |
00:23 | VirtualBox version 5.2.18, |
00:27 | Ubuntu Linux 16.04 OS. |
00:31 | Before we begin, please make sure that you are connected to the internet. |
00:36 | To install an OS inside a VirtualBox, the base machine should have the following configuration. |
00:43 | i3 processor or higher, |
00:46 | RAM 4GB or higher, |
00:49 | Hard disk free space 50GB or more and |
00:54 | Virtualization should be enabled on BIOS. |
00:58 | This will ensure that the VirtualBox will work smoothly. |
01:03 | Before we start installing, kindly cross-check whether the System type is 32-bit or 64-bit. |
01:12 | To do so, go to the search box next to the Start menu. Type About your PC. |
01:22 | Select About your PC. |
01:25 | Under System type, we can see whether we are running a 32-bit or 64-bit version of Windows. |
01:34 | Here, in my case, it is 64-bit Windows. |
01:39 | Based on your System type, download the suitable Ubuntu Linux 16.04 ISO from this link:
http colon double slash releases dot ubuntu dot com slash 16.04 |
01:59 | For 32-bit, it will be:
ubuntu hyphen 16.04.5 hyphen desktop hyphen i386 dot iso |
02:12 | For 64-bit, it will be:
ubuntu hyphen 16.04.5 hyphen desktop hyphen amd64 dot iso |
02:26 | As mentioned earlier, my Windows System type is 64-bit. |
02:31 | Hence, I have downloaded the ubuntu hyphen 16.04.5 hyphen desktop hyphen amd64.iso file for this demonstration. |
02:45 | First, we will learn how to create a virtual machine inside the VirtualBox. |
02:52 | On the Desktop, double-click on the VirtualBox icon to launch it. |
02:59 | At the top of the VirtualBox window, locate the blue color icon New and click on it. |
03:06 | In the Create Virtual Machine window which opens, we can see the page Name and Operating system. |
03:14 | Under the Name text box, type the name you wish to give.
I will type Ubuntu. |
03:22 | Then under the drop-down Type, select Linux. |
03:27 | From the drop-down Version, I will select Ubuntu (64-bit). |
03:33 | In case your base machine is 32-bit, then select Ubuntu (32-bit) from the drop-down. |
03:40 | And, click on the Next button at the bottom of the window. |
03:44 | The next page is Memory size.
Here, we allocate the size of the RAM for the virtual machine. |
03:52 | Use the slider or the text-box to allocate the size for the RAM. |
03:58 | Since the unit says MB, I will type 4048 in the text-box. |
04:05 | This will allocate 4GB of RAM to this virtual machine. |
04:11 | If the system memory of the base machine is only 4GB, then allocate 2GB for the virtual machine. |
04:19 | Now, click on the Next button at the bottom of the window. |
04:24 | On the Hard disk page, we have to decide which type of virtual hard disk we are going to use. |
04:32 | I’m creating a new virtual machine. So, I will select Create a virtual hard disk now. |
04:39 | This option could be already selected by default for you. |
04:44 | Click on the Create button at the bottom. |
04:48 | In the Hard disk file type, select VDI (Virtual Disk Image).
And, click on the Next button at the bottom of the window. |
04:59 | In the next page, Storage on physical hard disk, we have to decide how our hard disk storage has to be.
There are two options here. |
05:11 | Dynamically allocated option will expand the hard disk storage based on the usage. |
05:19 | Fixed Size will allocate the size which we define.
I will choose Fixed size. |
05:27 | Now click on the Next button to proceed. |
05:31 | The next page File location and size, is to allocate the hard disk size. |
05:38 | Here you can see the name Ubuntu which we gave earlier. |
05:44 | Also, to the right we can see a folder icon. |
05:48 | If you wish to save this Virtual Disk Image in another location, click on this icon and proceed.
I’m skipping this part for this demonstration. |
06:02 | Next use the slider or the textbox to allocate the hard disk size. |
06:09 | The recommended size is 10GB but I will change it to 20GB. |
06:16 | Then, click on the Create button at the bottom. |
06:20 | This will create a new Virtual Machine base with the details we have provided so far.
This may take some time to create. |
06:31 | Once the Virtual Machine is created, we can see it on the left side. |
06:37 | Here is the Virtual Machine, Ubuntu, which we created just now. |
06:42 | This indicates that we have successfully created the Virtual Machine that is the VM. |
06:49 | Next, let us install Ubuntu Linux 16.04 on it. |
06:55 | By default, the Virtual Machine will be in Power off mode. |
07:00 | Select the Virtual Machine, Ubuntu.
Then at the top, click on the Start button with the green color arrow. |
07:09 | A new window will pop up and ask us to select the virtual optical disk file or a physical optical drive.
Locate the folder icon and click on it. |
07:22 | Now, browse and select the file ubuntu hyphen 16.04.5 hyphen desktop hyphen amd64.iso which we had downloaded earlier. |
07:37 | And, click on the Open button at the bottom. |
07:41 | Now we will be redirected to the previous screen.
Notice that ubuntu hyphen 16.04.5 hyphen desktop hyphen amd64.iso is now selected. |
07:56 | Click on the Start button at the bottom to start the installation. |
08:02 | We can see here that Ubuntu Linux is loading. |
08:07 | The first screen we see, has three options. |
08:11 | On the left, we can see a list of languages.
Select the language that you prefer. |
08:18 | By default, English is selected. I will leave this selection as it is. |
08:25 | At the center we can see two options, Try Ubuntu and Install Ubuntu. |
08:31 | If you wish to try the look and feel of Ubuntu before installing, click on Try Ubuntu. |
08:38 | Else, directly click on Install Ubuntu.
I will click on the option Install Ubuntu. |
08:47 | The next page shows two options.
Downloading update while installing Ubuntu And, Installing some third-party software during the installation. |
09:00 | I will skip these and click on Continue button at the bottom. |
09:05 | The third page is one of the important steps during Ubuntu Linux installation.
Here, we have to decide where we are going to install Ubuntu Linux. |
09:18 | Something else.
This is a good option if we are installing Ubuntu on our machine directly, without VirtualBox. |
09:28 | With this option we can have a dual boot OS in our base machine. |
09:34 | As I’m working on a VirtualBox, I will select Erase disk and install Ubuntu. |
09:41 | This option will erase the entire Virtual hard disk and install Ubuntu OS as a single partition. |
09:49 | Then click on Install Now button at the bottom. |
09:53 | A pop-up window Write the changes to the disks? opens. |
09:59 | Here, click on Continue button. |
10:03 | Next comes the page- Where are you?
I am in India, so I will click on India. |
10:11 | In the text-box located below, it says Kolkata.
Based on our selection, it will set the time zone. |
10:21 | Click on Continue at the bottom. |
10:24 | Now, we have to select our Keyboard layout. |
10:28 | By default, English (US) will be selected on both the sides. |
10:34 | If you wish to change the language, then select the desired option.
I will proceed with English (US). |
10:42 | Click on the Continue button at the bottom. |
10:46 | The final step is to provide the login details.
I will fill the Your name field as spoken. |
10:55 | Immediately, the fields Computer’s name and Pick a username will be filled based on our input.
You can change these values if you wish. |
11:07 | Next, in the Choose a password text-box, type the password for your Ubuntu Linux OS.
I will type spoken. |
11:18 | In the Confirm your password text-box, retype the same password. |
11:24 | Kindly note down this password, as this is the admin password for this Ubuntu Linux OS. |
11:32 | Below the password textbox, we can see some more options.
I will select Require my password to login. |
11:42 | This will insist that the user enters the password every time he/she logs in. |
11:49 | Click on Continue to proceed with the installation. |
11:53 | The installation may take some time to complete. |
11:58 | Once the installation is complete, we can see a dialog-box that says Installation Complete. |
12:06 | In that dialog box, click on Restart Now button. |
12:11 | A screen appears saying that Ubuntu is loading.
It will prompt us to press Enter to remove the installation medium. |
12:20 | For eg: CD/USB Stick etc.
Press Enter on your keyboard. |
12:28 | This will start this Virtual Machine and take us to the login page. |
12:34 | Login with the details which we gave during the installation. |
12:39 | We are brought to the Ubuntu 16.04 Desktop.
This indicates that we have successfully completed the installation. |
12:49 | To shut down Ubuntu, click on the power icon at the top right corner.
And, select Shut Down option. |
12:58 | In the popup which appears, click on the large Shut Down button. |
13:04 | Immediately, the Ubuntu window gets closed and we are back to the VirtualBox manager. |
13:11 | With this, we come to the end of this tutorial.
Let us summarize. |
13:16 | In this tutorial, we have learnt to create a Virtual Machine in a VirtualBox, |
13:24 | install Ubuntu Linux 16.04 on the Virtual Machine. |
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14:06 | The script and video has been contributed by NVLI and Spoken Tutorial team.
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