Manual:CHR VirtualBox installation: Difference between revisions
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* Step 3: Select amount of RAM, minimal value that can be used is around 32MB | * Step 3: Select amount of RAM, minimal value that can be used is around 32MB | ||
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* Step 4: Select *.vdi image downloaded from the [http://www.mikrotik.com/download download server | * Step 4: Select *.vdi image downloaded from the [http://www.mikrotik.com/download download server] | ||
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* Step 7: CHR starting up after successful installation | * Step 7: CHR starting up after successful installation | ||
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Revision as of 10:45, 10 December 2015
Create a new virtual machine
- Step 1: Open VirtualBox management windows
- Step 2: Create new guest, select Other linux (64bit)
- Step 3: Select amount of RAM, minimal value that can be used is around 32MB
- Step 4: Select *.vdi image downloaded from the download server
- Step 5: The overview of the virtual guest configuration
- Step 6: CHR starts self-installing procedure. It is possible to change disk image size using command line tools provided by VirtualBox. CHR as a result with be installed on larger image than the default 64MiB
- Step 7: CHR starting up after successful installation
- Step 8:CHR login prompt in virtual console.
