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This page describes the basic procedure to start the DVDK virtual machine in VirtualBox.
 We assume that the VirtualBox package is already installed in the user's host machine |
Starting the Virtual Machine[edit | edit source]
- Decompress the DVDK compressed archive on your file system. You should see two files, with .vbox extension (the virtual machine definition) and .vdi extension (the actual virtual machine):
- Start the Oracle VM VirtualBox Manager
- Click on Machine and select Add
- Navigate your file system and select the .vbox file previously decompressed
- Launch the virtual machine clicking on the start icon:
- VirtualBox will open three message windows, you can click "Ok" to close them
- When the boot process is completed, you can login into the Ubuntu system
with the following credentials:- username: nelk
- password: nelk
Guest Additions Update[edit | edit source]
Once logged in, the system could suggest to update the Virtualbox Guest Additions package. You can follow the on screen instructions to easily update the package.
