On 10-06-05 12:57 PM, Kieren MacMillan wrote:
Hi James,
Then you will eventually be left with a 'powered off' machine in your main GUI
with the name you gave it in the steps above.
I had done all that before.
Select this machine and click 'start'. Then you will get yet another 'first
time wizard'
Nope: "Fatal: No bootable medium found! System halted."
When starting the VM in VirtualBox, you need to press f12 during the
startup, which allows you to select the boot "device". In your case, and
by default, you are booting from your virtual hard disk, which has
nothing on it yet. If you hit f12 in time, the choice for the
lilybuntu.iso should be clear, and the rest is a normal install from
there. I run Ubuntu Lucid at the office, in a VM under Win XP, BTW.
HTH,
Colin
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