Distro Vanilla OS ISO (Oracle Virtual box Tested)

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Vanilla OS is a lightweight, immutable Linux distribution, and running it in VirtualBox is a great way to explore its features without installing it on your main system. Here’s a step-by-step guide to set it up in VirtualBox:

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Step 1: Download Vanilla OS​

1. Visit the official Vanilla OS website.
2. Download the latest ISO file for your preferred system architecture (usually x86_64).

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Step 2: Install and Launch VirtualBox​

1. Download and install Oracle VirtualBox.
2. Launch VirtualBox after installation.

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Step 3: Create a New Virtual Machine​

1. Click on "New" to create a new virtual machine.
2. Name the virtual machine (e.g., "Vanilla OS").
3. Type: Linux
   Version: Ubuntu (64-bit) or Other Linux (64-bit)
4. Click Next.

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Step 4: Configure Resources​

1. Memory (RAM): Allocate at least 2 GB (2048 MB) or more, depending on your host system.
2. Create a Virtual Hard Disk:
   • Select "Create a virtual hard disk now."
   • Choose VDI (VirtualBox Disk Image).
   • Choose "Dynamically allocated" or "Fixed size" (dynamic saves disk space).
   • ||Set a size of at least 50 or above GB.||

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Step 5: Attach the Vanilla OS ISO​

1. Go to the Settings of the newly created virtual machine.
2. Navigate to the Storage section.
3. Under the "Controller: IDE," click on the empty disk icon.
4. Click the disk icon next to "Optical Drive" and choose "Choose a disk file."
5. Select the Vanilla OS ISO file you downloaded.

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Step 6: Adjust System Settings​

1. ||Enable Efi (Special OS only)||
2. Processor: Under the "System" tab, allocate at least 2 CPUs (if your host system allows).
3. Display: Under the "Display" tab, set Video Memory to 128 MB.
4. Network: Set to NAT (recommended) or Bridged Adapter for external network access.

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Step 7: Boot the Virtual Machine​

1. Start the virtual machine.
2. The Vanilla OS installer should load. Follow the installation prompts:
   • Choose language, time zone, and keyboard layout.
   • Set up a username and password.
   • Select the disk and proceed with installation.

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Step 8: Complete Installation​

1. After installation, shut down the virtual machine.
2. Go back to VirtualBox settings and remove the ISO from the virtual drive (under Storage > Optical Drive > Remove disk).
3. Start the virtual machine again, and Vanilla OS should boot from the virtual disk.

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