However, you will still need to meet the minimum hardware requirements of the software you want to run. Well Debian is a supported Guest OS for Virtual Box, and Whonix is largely, a custom build of Debian, so it should work fine. Once installation is complete, don't forget to eject the installation media from the VM.Īnd to be sure, there'd be no compatibility issues with my setup? (A question I asked in a comment) Once the new VM is created, attached the Whonix installation media to it, and start it up. For Whonix, the Debian 64 Bit VM profile should suffice. Once Virtual Box is installed, open Virtual Box VM Manager, and create a VM. If needed, install the Virtual Box Extension Pack on your Host as well. either 6.1.x or 7.0.x as of this writing). Once Windows 10 is installed, download and install a current supported build of Virtual Box (i.e. Windows 10 would work for Virtual Box, though its recommended that you turn Hyper-V off on Windows Hosts. You get a computer and install a Host OS to it.
I'll just copy and paste the message for better understanding: Those same steps can also be applied to the 32 bit version.What I'm trying to achieve is to have my normal host OS, Windows 10, VirtualBox, and Whonix. This virtual machine can now be the base for the practices on learning Linux and it can also be a base for a web server, a content management system like Wordpress,Drupal, Joomla, or a mail server.īefore to start a new installation of Debian version 8.3 in 64 bit version, it’s always good to review the complete process. I use Virtual Box like that you can also learn Linux if you have a Windows or a Mac. In that one you can review /learn the installation steps for Linux Debian 8. While preparing for a new Linux training session I thought I could share the videos I’m preparing for the participants.
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