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    Re: Installing VirtualBox on Lubuntu 10.04

    VirtualBox requires 512MB as a minimum, and I suspect that's beyond what the OS has available, it recommends 2GB as the minimum for windows. https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/End-user_documentation

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    Re: Installing VirtualBox on Lubuntu 10.04

    Quote Originally Posted by guiverc View Post
    I doubt any Ubuntu outside of server would be usable in 64MB/128MB of RAM - myself I'd use PuppyWary, DSL or something else (and the Puppy I'm mentioning is not the Ubuntu based version).
    Where can I find it? Does it still support VirtualBox?

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    Re: Installing VirtualBox on Lubuntu 10.04

    Quote Originally Posted by lasdude View Post
    Where can I find it? Does it still support VirtualBox?
    Ubuntu Server - https://ubuntu.com/download/server

    DSL: https://distrowatch.com/table.php?di...tion=damnsmall
    Puppy : http://puppylinux.com/

    (I mentioned PuppyWary; I only see Slacko now; I've run Wary on 64MB laptops but not Slacko).

    I suspect none of them will run VirtualBox; but I doubt VirtualBox would run in 128MB of RAM when it states its own doco states 512MB is needed to run it + whatever you want a client OS to use + host OS. (okay Ubuntu Server will, but it'll cause itself to be changed into a desktop version & I doubt it'll be usable on 128MB of RAM for VirtualBox)

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    Re: Installing VirtualBox on Lubuntu 10.04

    Quote Originally Posted by guiverc View Post
    I suspect none of them will run VirtualBox; but I doubt VirtualBox would run in 128MB of RAM when it states its own doco states 512MB is needed to run it + whatever you want a client OS to use + host OS. (okay Ubuntu Server will, but it'll cause itself to be changed into a desktop version & I doubt it'll be usable on 128MB of RAM for VirtualBox)
    I'll try on a strong PC first. Thanks for links, I'll try them too. Could you help me with the way how to install VirtualBox on Lubuntu 10.04 - I tried https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Download_Old_Builds but VirtualBox 4.0 couldn't launch that. That was version for Ubuntu 10.04...

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    Re: Installing VirtualBox on Lubuntu 10.04

    Quote Originally Posted by lasdude View Post
    I'll try on a strong PC first. Thanks for links, I'll try them too. Could you help me with the way how to install VirtualBox on Lubuntu 10.04 - I tried https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Download_Old_Builds but VirtualBox 4.0 couldn't launch that. That was version for Ubuntu 10.04...
    Try a supported version. You're not going to find anything that will install on 10.04.
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    Re: Installing VirtualBox on Lubuntu 10.04

    Even if you could get virtualbox to install, it will take at least half of your ram to run. You would be left with frozen/crash system. I would not try a VM with less than 4GBs, and if I want it to run well, at least 2x more ram.

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    Re: Installing VirtualBox on Lubuntu 10.04

    Quote Originally Posted by lasdude View Post
    I'll try on a strong PC first. Thanks for links, I'll try them too. Could you help me with the way how to install VirtualBox on Lubuntu 10.04 - I tried https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Download_Old_Builds but VirtualBox 4.0 couldn't launch that. That was version for Ubuntu 10.04...
    I'm the primary Lubuntu team member allocated to this site, however Lubuntu has a 3 year LTS support life - so 10.04 support ended in 2013-April. The oldest supported Lubuntu is 18.04 LTS, so sorry no. The exception to this (EOL rule) is help is provided moving you to a supported release if required.

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