VirtualBox will take just about any Operating System
and Virtualize it.
We will run Oracle Enterprise Linux 5.5.
Downloaded from OTN it arrives as a compressed archive file.
You'll need to unpack it to obtain an .iso file which can
be burnt to disk and used later.
Alternatively you can setup a shared directory between the host Operating
System and the Guest Operating Systems, put the files on the host in the
shared folder, then startup the virtual machine and access the
external information from there.
and Virtualize it.
We will run Oracle Enterprise Linux 5.5.
Downloaded from OTN it arrives as a compressed archive file.
You'll need to unpack it to obtain an .iso file which can
be burnt to disk and used later.
Alternatively you can setup a shared directory between the host Operating
System and the Guest Operating Systems, put the files on the host in the
shared folder, then startup the virtual machine and access the
external information from there.
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