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Hello everyone. In this lecture, we are going to

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create a virtual machine on our VirtualBox, the

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VirtualBox application that we have downloaded in

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the previous lecture, and now I'm going to show

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you how you could create a virtual machine. So I'm

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going to start up the VirtualBox. This is what I

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have it open already. And the version that I'm

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using for the VirtualBox is when you go to Help

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and click on About VirtualBox, this,

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VirtualBox is 6.0. If you're using a little

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later version, or updated version, that is

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perfectly fine, every version would just work

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fine. Now, as an example, as a test, we are going

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to create a new virtual machine. So I want you to

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go ahead and click on a New. And here I want you

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to type for example, MyLinuxVM.

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So now as you type this, it's going to tell you where it's going

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to save the information of the Linux machine, it

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picked up this location by default. Next one, it

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says the Type. The Type is Linux, of course,

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because I have typed the name, it automatically

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picked it up that it's, it's assuming this a Linux

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machine and the Version is Linux 2.6/3.x/4.x, or

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whichever version and it says a 64 bit. Now, if

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your computer right now, or your virtual machine

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setting is showing 32 bit which is this, and you do

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have a 64 bit operating system, then you what you

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need to do is you need to enable virtualization

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technology in your BIOS setting. So again, if it

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is showing 32 bit, then first thing you need to

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confirm is that your computer, that where you're

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running this VirtualBox actually is 64. So I

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could confirm by going into My Computer, I could

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go into My Computer right here, right click on it,

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go to Properties.

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And in my computer Properties,

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you're going to see that I have a system type a 64

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bit operating system. So if this is your system

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type is showing right now 64 bit operating system,

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and you're still seeing this version showing up as

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32 bit, then it means that you have to go into

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your computer BIOS setting to enable

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virtualization and how to do that? I have included

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an article in this lecture in the description that

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will make make you go through how you could enable

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that. Anyway, so once you have it enabled, you got to

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reboot your machine, and it will show up as 64

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bit. Now the next thing is you need to define the

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Memory. Memory is the memory of your virtual

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machine. It's just like if you are going to a

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store right, let's say if you're going to Best Buy,

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or any computer store, and you pick up the laptop

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and or computers and you ask how much memory it

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has. This is exact same way that you are doing but

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the difference is that now you are the

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manufacturer, you are the one who is putting in

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the memory inside of your computer.

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By default, I'm going to leave it as 1024 MB,

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which is one gig. The next part is

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Hard disk, Create a virtual hard disk now, leave

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that as default, and click on Create. Then it says

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the File size here is eight gig by default,

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it's picking it up, I want you to pick 10 Gig, just

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to make sure we have enough space when we are

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going through all the exercises of our training.

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Alright, so then Hard disk file type is VDI

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(VirtualBox Disk Image), which is by default is the

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right file types, so we'll leave that as is. Storage

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on physical hard disk, Dynamically allocated, leave

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that as default as well. If you need to know more

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about it, what's the difference between each one

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of them, I'm sure you could go and click on Guided

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Mode, or you could also look it up online on the

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difference of each of these hard disk types. Go

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ahead and click Create.

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And now you're going to see right here it's going

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to show you my Linux VM and its configuration or

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specification of that VM. The General information

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showing up here, the System information is up here

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the Dispplay, Storage, Audio, Network, USB, Shared

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Folders, all that it is just like as if you have an

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actual machine. So anyway, you have created your

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virtual machine, this is the lecture I

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wanted to go through, how you could create a

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virtual machine. Now, when I am going to go through

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the next lecture where we will do the actual

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CentOS or Linux installation, then I will ask you

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to create the virtual machine again. So for this

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lab purposes, just just go ahead, click on the

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machine, then right click and click on Remove and

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then just click on Delete all files. Beautiful.

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Alright, so that was just an exercise. Let's move on.

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