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[转帖]How to install Puppy Linux 3.01 on Virtualbox

This document called "How to install Puppy Linux 3.01 on Virtualbox"

has been written by

Dipl.-Inf. (FH) Johann N. Loefflmann

(http://www.jonelo.de, mailto:jonelo@jonelo.de)

February 23, 2008

Acknowledgement: Barry Kauler is the original developer and current

maintainer of Puppy Linux (http://www.puppylinux.com).

How to install Puppy Linux on a Virtualbox image

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If you want to install Puppy Linux 3.01 on a Virtualbox image

by your own, just follow the instructions.

Tested Puppy Release: Puppy Linux 3.01

Step 1 - Preparation

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1.1 Download and install Virtualbox on your computer

http://www.virtualbox.org

1.2 Start Vitrualbox, note if you start Virtualbox the first time

an optional registration dialog appears, you can simply close the

window if you don't want to register.

1.3 Download the Live iso image from

http://www.puppylinux.com/cd-puppy.htm

I have used

puppy-3.01-seamonkey.iso

Step 2 - Install Puppy Linux by using the Live CD iso

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2.1 Start VirtualBox

2.2 Select New, click Next

2.3 Enter a name for the virtual machine, eg. Puppy Linux 3.01

Select Linux 2.6 for the OS Type, click Next

2.4 Select at least 256 MB Base Memory, click Next

2.5 Click on New..., click on Next, select

Dynamically expanding image, click Next

2.6 Set the image size to at least 2 GB, click Next, click Finish

2.7 Select the .vdi harddisk as bood hard disk and click next, click Finish

2.8 Click on CD/DVD-ROM in the Details tab, Click on Mount CD/DVD Drive

Click on ISO Image File and select the puppy-3.01-seamonkey.iso file

2.9 Click on Start to boot the virtual machine

2.10 During the first boot of the Live CD select your

keyboard layout and select the X server

I have selected german keyboard layout (because I have

a german keyboard) and the Xvesa, because Xorg didn't work.

2.11 Select 800x600x24. Click on the OKAY button.

2.12 Prepare the disk with cfdisk, mkfs and parted

2.12.1 Open the console and create a

partition with the cfdisk 2.12r:

cfdisk /dev/hda

Commands:

New, Primary, Size (in MB): 2147.48,

Bootable, Write, Are you sure: yes, Quit

The cfdisk parameters should look like this:

Name Flags Part Type FS Type [Label] Size (MB)

hda1 Boot Primary Linux 2147,48

2.12.2 Format the partition with

mkfs /dev/hda1

2.12.3 Check with the program called parted whether everything

is ok, enter 'print' followed by 'quit'. Output should be

Number Start End Size Type File system Flags

1 32.3kB 2147MB 2147MB primary ext2 boot

2.13 Select Menu/Setup/Puppy universal installer

See also http://www.puppylinux.com/hard-puppy.htm

2.13.1 Select "IDE (ATA) internal hard drive"

2.13.2 Select "hda VBOX HARDDISK, size 2 GiB"

2.13.3 Select Install Puppy to hda1

2.13.4 Click OK

2.13.5 At the question "Where are the Puppy files? ..."

Click on the "CD" button.

2.13.6 Click OK

2.13.7 Select FULL Install

2.13.8 Wait

2.13.9 Wait until the Grub install dialog appears, select "Install GRUB"

2.13.10 Click OK

2.13.11 Accept the defaults (simple, standard, /dev/hda1), except at the

Grub Destination Question. Select

"MBR, Install to Master Boot Record (possibly unsave)"

2.13.12 Click OK

2.13.13 Click No (installation finished)

2.14 Exit the Live CD by selecting Menu -> Shutdown -> Power-off computer

Select "DO NOT SAVE" at the last dialog.

Wait until the Virtual machine is entirely closed. You should now be

back at the Main Window.

Step 3 - Configure the installed Puppy Linux

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3.1 Click on CD/DVD-ROM

Click on "the Mount CD/DVD Drive" again to unmount the

puppy-3.01-seamonkey.iso ISO image. Click Ok.

3.2 Click on Start

3.3 At the GNU GRUB menu, select the first entry called

Linux (on /dev/hda1)

and hit enter.

3.4 Select the Xserver (Xvesa), keyboard layout and the

resolution/color depth (800x600x24) again as you did it

already at the steps above.

3.5 Do any configuration you like (configure the network for

example with Menu/Setup/Network Wizard)

3.6 Modify /boot/grub/menu.lst if you want to avoid

the grub selection menu during the startup

Step 4 - Optimize the Virtual Machine (optional)

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4.1 Run VBoxManage modifyvdi compact