Showing posts with label VirtualBox. Show all posts
Showing posts with label VirtualBox. Show all posts

Feb 16, 2015

How To Make Windows 7 OS On USB Flash Drive

As you all know creating a bootable USB, or installing Windows 7 or Vista using USB is a piece of cake. It doesn’t take much time and effort to have a bootable USB. Now, after replying to several e-mails about installing Windows 7 or Vista on a USB drive, I have decided to write this detailed guide. Requirements to install Windows 7 on USB: # An USB flash drive with...

How To Convert Windows 7 OS To A Virtual Machine

In this guide, we will cover how to create a virtual Windows machine by cloning your existing Windows operating system. And once you have a clone of your OS in the form of virtual drive you can use free virtualization solutions like Virtual Box, VMware Player or Microsoft Virtual PC to carry and access your personalized Windows OS on any machine. Here are the steps that...

How To Backup VirtualBox Disk Image

VirtualBox is one of the best free virtualization software out there, if not the best. Users who have used VirtualBox for some time probably know how difficult it is to clone or move a virtual machine as VirtualBox assigns a unique identity number (UUID) to each virtual machine. Even though there are guides available to backup or move a VirtualBox virtual machine (.VDI)...

How To Setup DD-WRT on Virtualbox

Maybe you are interested to use/try DD-Wrt for your hotspot or using it for our hotspot billing software, unfortunately but you don’t have a compatible router hardware or don’t have any brave to flash your factory router firmware with DDWRT to avoid any unwanted things. Actually DD-WRT provides X86/ PC Version for free, that installable on your own PC. The problem...

Dec 31, 2014

Trouble setting up more than 4 network adapters in VirtualBox

I've been trying to setup the 8 network adapters that VirtualBox is supposed to support, through the command line. I need them as bridged networks (because I use them to forward ports from a server installed in the VM). So, the commands I've used go like this: VBoxManage modifyvm --nic5 bridged VBoxManage modifyvm --bridgeadapter5 "Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller" VBoxManage modifyvm --nicpromisc5 allow-all And so on for the other 3. I set them up as bridged, set the adapter name to my host network adapter name, and set promiscuous mode...