

- #Install virtualbox install
- #Install virtualbox 64 Bit
- #Install virtualbox drivers
- #Install virtualbox update
# yum install php php-devel php-common php-soap php-gd
#Install virtualbox update
On RedHat based Distributions # yum update & yum autoremove Next download and add Oracle public key using following commands. # apt-get install build-essential dkms unzip wgetĪfter installing all above required packages, you can proceed further to add one of the following VirtualBox PPA lines to /etc/apt/sources.list file, according to your Linux distribution. # apt-get install php5 php5-common php-soap php5-gd On Debian based Distributions # apt-get update & apt-get upgrade & apt-get autoremove Before installing VirtualBox and PhpVirtualBox, you need to updated system package database and install prerequisites such as Apache, PHP and other needed dependencies as shown below. All the Installation, configuration and examples are tested on Debian 8.0 and CentOS 7.1 Minimal.ġ. Installation of VirtualBox and PhpVirtualBox in Linuxįor this article, we will be using Minimal Installation of Debian and CentOS as platform of installation. This article will walk through the installation and configuration of VirtualBox and PhpVirtualBox to manage virtual machines under RHEL/CentOS/Fedora and Debian/Ubuntu system. High on feature and performance and low on resource is a big plus point of VirtualBox. It is available for X86 as well as X86_64 bit platform.
#Install virtualbox drivers
Special drivers are available for smooth switching between systems. Moreover it can be configured to share host clipboards and folders. VirtualBox lets you run virtualised application along with real desktop Application.
#Install virtualbox 64 Bit
It is able to support 64 bit guest OS as well as creating Snapshot of the virtual OS.

VirtualBox is claimed to be the only professional virtualization solution that is freely available and is open source. Written completely in C, C++ and Assembly Language it is available for Windows, OS X, Linux and Solaris. VirtualBox initially was released under proprietary License but later (2007) Oracle Corporation started releasing it under GNU General Public License.
