Kelly Lennox, also installation.
So you can follow these steps to install Kelly Linux operating system with the ISO file if you haven't
done so already.
I'll show you quickly.
The Oracle virtual box application will open and click on New, which is the button on this incoming
main screen.
So this is this green that we're going to install our virtual Linux into.
So name information and we'll just write the name that we're going to use for our virtual machine.
And then the information on where to install the virtual machine, so by default, virtual box will
install virtual computers, a C drive in the user's username, virtual virtual box VMS folder.
So if you want to, you can change this just by clicking on the down arrow.
So in the type section, we're going to specify the type of the operating system of the virtual machine
to be installed.
Click on Lennix for callisthenics.
And for version, so select the type of deployment used by the virtual machine to be installed.
So that's why we're calling Linux.
We're going to click on Devean 64 bit.
And quick next.
And then the screen will determine the amount of ram that we will give to our virtual machine.
So virtual box.
Pretty much the minimum and maximum values will be shown here according to whatever the ram of the host
machine that you are using.
So this valley, of course, can be changed after installation.
So right now I'm just going to choose 10, 24.
Now on this screen.
We will specify the disc system of the virtual machine.
If we want to, we can determine the this system after creating virtual machine, but I'm going to click
on the first option.
And we also could create a new virtual desk, so we'll click on the middle option here.
Now, if you want to use a desk that we created earlier, you can cook that option at the bottom.
I'm going to create a new disc here so we can click on this middle option.
And click on the create button.
On this screen, we can determine the type of disc system that we will create.
So different systems are used for different virtualization platforms.
Right now, we're going to click on this at the top, the VDI or virtual box image.
So click next.
And on this screen, where you can decide whether the size of the system that we will be create will
be dynamically allocated or fixed size, so select fixed size and then click next.
Now, this screen contains information on where to create a disk and the size of the disk that will
be created.
An Oracle virtual box uses a virtual machine name that we specified in the first step when creating
the virtual disk.
And it will create a folder with this name and it will create the virtual disk into it.
So we can change this place.
We want to.
It's on our system, our virtual desk will be created on my C drive in my users username, virtual box
of Ms.
Callie Caledon VDI.
OK.
So we can choose 20 gigs in size and click the create button.
All right, so now our desk is being created and this process could take some time depending upon the
power of your computer.
And after the creation process is completed, we can see the name of the virtual computer that we created
right here in the left hand side of the virtual box, main screen.
And then on the left side, we can see the features of the virtual machine that we created.
And now we can change these features by clicking the settings button.
And click on the Settings Button will introduce the previously downloaded ISO file to the virtual CD
or DVD rom drive.
So to do this, we'll click on the storage icon, which is here on the left and on the right side,
click on the optical drive and the storage devices.
Click choose virtual optical disk and the drop down menu.
Now, the county Linux ISO file that we downloaded previously is found here and just click on it.
And the error button.
And return to the main screen and click the start button.
Now our virtual machine opens up and the county Linux insulations screen appears.
Now on this green select graphical install with the Arrow Keys and press the button.
Select language to use and could continue.
Location is selected to continue.
Keyboard type that continue.
And are the virtual computers name and could continue.
Now, if we use domain name, the domain name is entered and could continue.
So here, enter the password to be used on the screen and we will use Tor as our password to continue
and the time zone to be used by the virtual machine will be selected and could continue.
Now the disc system is detected by the insulation, so you can click continue on this incoming screen.
We continue and on this incoming screen could continue again.
And on this screen, Callie has made some necessary changes to the virtual disk system as our operating
system.
So click continue.
Click yes, to confirm the changes and continue.
Great, so the operating systems as well as the programs are now installing.
Now, this process will take some time, depending, of course, on the resources that you provided
to the virtual computer and click on yes, on the incoming screen and continue.
So now if we are using a proxy server, this is where we enter the information on this incoming screen.
If there is no proxy servers, we'll just leave it blank right now so that continue.
Click the yes button for the Greb bootloader to be used at boot.
Continue.
And select where to install grub loader.
So to do this, click on Dev Agastya.
They continue.
And installation is complete.
Now, the virtual computers turned on and the username and password screen appears Wahoo.
Username root and password tour is entered.