Install Puppy Linux in VirtualBox
- Lets start the Virtual machine..

- The Host Key – This key is important! By using this key, you can unlock your keyboard and mouse from the Virtual machine.

- Take care of the Firewall stuff

- Here boots your virtual machine brought to you by Sun Microsystems!

- Boot Prompt for Puppy Linux. Just hit enter for now..

- Linux kernel is loading itself in RAM

- Mouse detection

- Keyboard selection

- Video Card Selection.IMPORTANT: For many screens, I found Xvesa to be much more stable, albeit less featured, video driver. I would suggest go with Xorg and if you get a blank screen, then close the VM, come back again to this screen and then select XVesa as video driver.




- Adjust the screen resolution and Screen depth.


- There it is our puppy lovingly installed and available for use.

Next time, (if there is one), I will give another screenshot tutorial for using the puppy linux in Virtual machine.
Till then, singing off!
VJ
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