https://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/Virtualization/VirtualBox/CentOSguest
The trick here is in finding Devices. Devices is actually in the VM window - not the host manager window! If you don't know this, you may find yourself tripping through all of the host menus and submenus trying to find the "Install Guest Additions" prompt.
Obviously you need to have the ISO mounted.
So again:
Copy Guest Additions iso to the VM
Go to the VM window, choose "Optical Drive" and mount that ISO.
Then go to Devices, Insert Guest Manager CD Image
Lastly, choose Install Guest Additions (once CD is loaded) - also from Devices on the VM.
A working notebook on technical topics like Linux, networking, security, and AI—field notes, experiments, and things I don’t want to forget.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Removing Two Stale Macro Features
Removing Two Stale Macro Features The model was trained on 11 features, two of which were macroeconomic sentiment indicators sourced from...
-
After finishing up my last project, I was asked to reverse engineer a bunch of work a departing developer had done on Kubernetes. Immediat...
-
Initially, I started to follow some instructions on installing Kubernetes that someone sent to me in an email. I had trouble with those, s...
-
On this post, I wanted to remark about a package called etcd. In most installation documents for Kubernetes, these documents tend to abstr...
No comments:
Post a Comment