To enable “Virtualization Technology”, you need to get into BIOS mode. Enable Virtualization TechnologyĪt the time of installation, you may get the error if you have not enabled the “Virtualization Technology” option in your system BIOS. If you are not sure about it, then you should check out the below article.Īnd those who already have VirtualBox, ISO Image, and Virtual Technology enabled in BIOS can directly jump into the installation part.

More importantly, you should enable “Virtualization Technology” from BIOS settings to avoid interruption while installation. The basic requirements for following this guide are to have Oracle VirtualBox and Ubuntu 22.04 LTS ISO Images.įor any reason, if you do not have both of the following items, it is not an issue because we will show you how to get Oracle VirtualBox and the ISO image of Ubuntu 22.04. Step 5: Select Language and Install Prompt.Steps to Install Ubuntu 22.04 on VirtualBox.I did not have such a problem with ubuntu 18.04. It is not possible anymore to set a hint resolution for the guest display.

I installed virtulbox-guest-* on host (included x11 stuff).

I installed a brand new window guest from the latest ISO provided by microsoft : it has the same effect.

I saw a version 6.1.34 of virtualbox but does support ubuntu 22.04 yet.

The shared folders are now accessible, but the side effect is that the resolution of my windows guest in now 1024x768 and the auto-resize does not work despite the toggle is activated in the menu. I can reach a resolution of 1920x1080 on my windows 10 guest.īut as I need shared folder I installed guest additions CD on windows guest. Without Virtulbox guest addition and with this command : VBoxManage setextradata 'Win10' CustomVideoMode1 1920x1080x32 My host is a brand new Ubuntu 22.04, my guest a windows 10, virtualbox is 6.1.32, installed with a simple apt install virtualbox

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