We will create a new virtual machine based on the reference image:Ĭlick on the “New” icon in the toolbar to launch the creation wizard and create a new VM. Launch the downloaded VM image on VirtualBox  The password for the user is also student.

The default user of the VM image is student. We use the 32 bit image in order to avoid compatibility issue in the submission platform. The image contains Ubuntu 16.04 LTS 32 bit. TAs will not be able to support if you use other VM images prepared by yourself. Then download the reference VM image from here. In this course, we execute Linux on the VM made by VirtualBox. VirtualBox is a virtualization software which allows you to create VMs that run OSes including Linux on your computer without removing your currently-using OSes such as Windows and macOS.

After finishing the download, launch the installer and follow the instruction of the installer. When I try the install of 6.1.28 or 6.1.26 with SIP disabled I got a little further, but then get a dialog that says 'System Extension Blocked - A program tried to load new system extension signed by 'Oracle' that need to be updated by the developer.' Needless to say I'm monitoring Security & Privacy for the chance to allow Oracle and it doesn't come up (it only comes up when I run the uninstall script).If you have a recent Macbook (with a m1 chip), skip VirtualBox steps and go here instead.įirst download the VirtualBox installer from official web page according to your OS.

I have tried to install the following versions of VBox with SIP disabled:Ħ.1.30 - won't even start install, says I don't have the right computer (error is: you need AMD64 for this to work)Ħ.1.28 and 6.1.26 - install error, no opportunity in Security & Privacy to add Oracle.

in Recovery disabling SIP by: csrutil disable (side note: now I can't re-enable SIP, first it won't connect to the usual Wifi, then once connected to a different Wifi I get a message about 'personalization settings error').opening in Recovery mode, then: spctl kext-consent add VB5E2TV963.from a terminal: sudo kextcache -clear-staging (coupled with deleting install from Applications, running uninstall script from installer, restarting computer, did multiple times).I had previously posted this and did not receive a reply: My attempts were 1 month apart and included: I have spent several hours on 2 occasions trying to install VBox on a 2020 Macbook Air MacOS X without success.

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