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The peculliarity of VitualBox on Linux, is how it is implemented, and the dependecies. It compiles is own drivers as kernel modules and adds them to a new kernal version as the kernel version is updated. So it has deep hooks into the kernel for it's software virtualization to work.
That is why the depends on it's package are things like build-essentials and the kernel headers. That is also why VirtualBox sometimes breaks on a Linux Kernel update...
Last edited by MAFoElffen; June 24th, 2021 at 10:10 PM.
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A Carafe of Ubuntu
No it's done succesfully. Anyway for all of your help.
A Carafe of Ubuntu
Yeah I can see pythin-is-python2 installed at this moment not python-is-python3. Is this because of virtual-box?
Please note that earlier when i wrote python to run a python code it used to say something like python2 not installed. When i want to run python3 i had to use command python3. I also found python2 to be installed in my computer now, which I never did myself.
Last edited by EngineerStrange; June 29th, 2021 at 07:13 AM.
A Carafe of Ubuntu
I too have qemu-kvm and libvirt0 installed for running AVD but I dont know how to use those for operating system. Can you share any link etc?
And also how's it as compared to xen?
5 Cups of Ubuntu
Try Linux Lite for your VM guest OS. https://www.linuxliteos.com/download.php
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