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While using a virtual environment allows you to test an operating system without affecting what else is currently installed on the system, there are some things to be aware of when using VirtualBox. | While using a virtual environment allows you to test an operating system without affecting what else is currently installed on the system, there are some things to be aware of when using VirtualBox. | ||
− | + | If the installer program fails to load, try increasing the amount of RAM in the virtual machine. The bare minimum is 1024 MB, but increasing this value to 2048 MB or higher will sometimes allow an unbootable ISO to boot into the installer. | |
− | If the installation fails | + | If the installation fails and you would like to review the installation log, right-click the virtual machine window and select xterm from the menu. You can now type <code>more /tmp/pc-sysinstall.log</code> to review the log. |
− | Ctrl-f (right | + | Ctrl-f (right ctrl key only) will toggle the virtual machine window in and out of full-screen mode. |
[[Category:Handbook]] | [[Category:Handbook]] | ||
[[Category:Installing GhostBSD]] | [[Category:Installing GhostBSD]] |