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Hello ! i'm fairly new to the VirtualBox party but ive just installed a guest machine that is running 'macOS High Sierra' version 10.13.6 from a host that's on windows 10 2004 version, the virtual machine is oddly slow even tho i have given it 8-10gb of ram, 3 of my six cores, 256 mb of video memory, but everything kind of just is really slow with it, a lot of screen tearing when moving objects and such, its also being run on an external SSD from Seagate, the mouse movement is extremely choppy and guest additions after 3 installs just doesnt work, im on virtualbox version 'Version 6.1.12 r139181 (Qt5.6.2)' and im getting really fed up with this, its like the 4th time now!The Goal:
Install Brew, VirtualBox, Vagrant and Vagrant-Manager, on a Macintosh 10.xContext:We will use Vagrant with VirtualBox. This guide is to help those unfamiliar with how to install and use Vagrant and Virtualbox setup.
Vagrant allows us to provision complete virtual machines (Unix, Linux, Mac, or Windows) inside the Mac Operating system as virtual machines. The vagrant virtual servers are configured with a single file (called a “Vagrantfile.”) started with a single command (vagrant up), are contained within a single folder, and can be destroyed with a single command (vagrant destroy). This environment is nicely segregated from your day to day computing, and allows you to test our software in a variety of environments.
Assumptions:
You are running a computer with Mac OS X 10.x installed.
Overview:
1 Install Prerequisite Software (XCode)*.2 Install Brew.3 Brew Vagrant.4 “Hello World” Vagrant.
1. Install Prerequisite Software - XCode & XCode Tools:
Click link to Get Xcode —>
Agree to EULA and Install.
Install Prerequisite Software (XCode Tools from Command Line):Open a Terminal (Launchpad —> Other —> Terminal).At the command prompt run the following command to install XCode Tools
$ xcode-select —install
- Accept the EULA.
- Agree to install at Prompt.
2. Install Prerequisite Software (Homebrew from Command Line):
Using the terminal, download and install Homebrew with this command:
Run this command from the terminal to update and confirm install of Homebrew:
From Command line run these commands to update Brew and view the version (licenses):
3. Install Vagrant and Virtualbox via Homebrew:
Download, verify, and install VirtualBox:
Download, verify, and install VirtualBox extension pack for your version of virtualbox:
Download, verify, and install Vagrant:
Download, verify, and install Vagrant-Manager:
4. Start a Virtual Ubuntu Server:
Now that we have it all installed, let's spin up an Ubuntu server, log in to it, play, log out, and then destroy it.
From Command line enter the following to make a sandbox directory, cd into it, and then download the Ubuntu:
Initialize the installation inside the sandbox folder (aka make the Vagrantfile). (You can modify the Vagrantfile and look at it after this step.):
Brew Virtualbox Guest Additions
Start the Ubuntu server via Vagrant by typing this at command line:
To login to the new server via ssh, enter the following via command line:
Change what you like. Mess it up if you care to. Once done poking around logout:
To destroy the Ubuntu virtual server installation:
To rebuild from the OS again:
Brew Install Virtualbox
Conclusion: After the login regimen finishes, you should be inside the new server you just created, for the second time. You have built a new server, Destroyed it, and built it.