![]() ![]() The boot screen of this Oracle server will appear. Click on that and then the green colour START button given in the menu of Virtualbox. Now, on the left side, you will see the recently created Oracle virtual machine by you. Step 7: Start Oracle Linux virtual machine The default file size for storage is 8Gb use the slider and set it to least 20GB and then click on Create button to create a VM. Select Dynamic allocation and move forward. Select the option ‘ Create a virtual hard disk now’, and click on ‘ Create’. The next step is to allocate an amount of space for the Oracle server installation. Step 5: Create a virtual hard disk for Oracle Linux If you are installing the minimal version then you can assign a lower amount than this. The 2GB is recommended for a proper functioning of an Oracle server with GUI interface. We used 64bit, so we selected the same.Īssign the amount of RAM you want to give to your Oracle Virtual machine. After this in Type drop box select the Linux and then type of your Oracle Linux server. Now give some name to your Oracle Linux installation on VirtualBox. Assign the Oracle ISO image and press OK button.Click on Empty CD icon and then on the CD icon given under the Attributes.Go to Settings and click on the Storage option.Select the Type Linux and 64-bit or 32bit version. ![]()
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