[quote=afan]otvorim Synaptic, potrazim virtualbox i dobijem hrpu nekih virtualbox file-ova, modula, i kojecega… odaberem virtualox-ose, ndajuci se da ce odabrati i ostale, medjutim, automatski odabra jos samo libxalan110 i libxerces27 (ili tako nekako).
jel’ ovo stvarno dovoljno? imal’ neko kakav dobar tutorijal za instaliranje i postavku? na google-u sve ba nesto bajato, sredina 2007 i sl.
:D[/quote]
nebitno koja je godina, princip je isti, a pretp. da si samo preletio ovaj moj post…
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=433359
Step 1: Install and Configure VirtualBox
VirtualBox is one of the best virtualization apps I have ever seen. I put it right up there against VMWare Workstation, and it tends to perform better in my opinion.
In Edgy, you can download and install VirtualBox by either using Automatix (http://www.getautomatix.com) or by installing the .deb from http://www.virtualbox.org
I personally installed it through Automatix and find that the easiest route as it makes sure you have everything else you need for it. You can find VirtualBox under the Virtualization section of Automatix.
Ok, once you have VirtualBox installed we are going to make a new virtual machine.
Step 1a: Setting Up a Virtual Machine
* Open up the VirtualBox app by selecting it from Applications->System Tools->InnoTek VirtualBox.
* Click the “New” button at the top to bring up the New Virtual Machine Wizard.
* Click Next
* Type in a name for your Windows installation. I labeled mine: Windows XP Professional, but you can name yours whatever you feel like.
* Choose your Os Type from the dropdown. (Important note: this seamless setup will only work with a version of Windows that can act as a Terminal Server that means XP Pro NOT Home, and Vista Business or Ultimate, Windows Server 2003, and/or Windows 2000 Professional)
* Next adjust your base memory size. VirtualBox recommends 192MB for Windows XP, but I personally find that XP runs a bit slow at this level. I have 2GB of RAM on my machine so I gave XP 600 MB. Choose whatever amount you are comfortable with, and this can always be adjusted later.
* Next we will choose our “hard disk” to boot into. Click the “New” button unless you already have a VirtualBox image ready, then click the “Existing” button.
* After clicking New, you will be greeted by the Virtual Disk Wizard, click Next
* Choose whether or not you want a Dynamically expanding image. I personally like using it because I am not entirely sure how much space I will use, but that it is up to you. After choosing, click Next.
* Pick a name for your image file and adjust the size to the amount of space you would like to offer for your drive. Then click Next.
* To finish the new drive creation click Finish
* Your new disk you just created should be selected, click Next.
* Click Finish to complete setting up your new Virtual Machine
Step 1b: Configuring Your Virtual Machine
* Select your new machine from the list of machines on the left and click the Settings button at the top of VirtualBox.
* Select CD/DVD-ROM and click Mount CD/DVD Drive, then choose whether or not you would like to mount your physical CD drive or an iso file. ( I personally ripped my XP Install CD to an ISO file because I think the install goes faster than off the physical CD)
* Now, select Network and from the “Attached to” dropdown box select Host Interface. In the Interface Name field type in: tap0
* (This will make more sense later)
* Now, select Remote Display and check Enable VRDP Server.
* Finally, click the OK button to save all of these settings.
