Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox
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Haven't used Virtualbox for years. Only KVM/Xen/VMware here.
Why use it when the alternatives are free and perform better? There's also HyperV…Maybe the only caveat is the reduced gaming performance on Windows after the HyperV installation, because the Windows Dom0 use the VGA passthrough, not directly.
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@Francesco-Provino said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
Why use it when the alternatives are free and perform better? There's also HyperV…
I run Linux on the bare metal, desktop in a VM is less than ideal. Not seen Linux on Hyper-V get GPU passthrough, does that work?
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@Francesco-Provino said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
Maybe the only caveat is the reduced gaming performance on Windows after the HyperV installation, because the Windows Dom0 use the VGA passthrough, not directly.
Which heavily impacts the Linux desktop as I use Gnome 3 which uses GPU acceleration.
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I'll test it in VirtualBox on my laptop.
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@dafyre said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
I'll test it in VirtualBox on my laptop.
Thanks.
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Running from VirtualBox 5.1.18, it crashes before it even gets to the installer.
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Ya I also haven't used VirtualBox in forever. I just use KVM on my laptop.
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@dafyre said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
Running from VirtualBox 5.1.18, it crashes before it even gets to the installer.
That may have been me fat fingering the boot menu. It's booting to the installer now. Where are you having a problem with it hanging at, @scottalanmiller ?
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@scottalanmiller said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@Francesco-Provino said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
Why use it when the alternatives are free and perform better? There's also HyperV…
I run Linux on the bare metal, desktop in a VM is less than ideal. Not seen Linux on Hyper-V get GPU passthrough, does that work?
I try to explain that clearly: standard Windows on bare-metal of course use the GPU directly. After the installation of HyperV, the GPU is passed to the Windows Dom0 by HyperV, in a sort of passthrough. It's documented that this reduce the gaming performance of the Dom0.
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@scottalanmiller said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@Francesco-Provino said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
Why use it when the alternatives are free and perform better? There's also HyperV…
I run Linux on the bare metal, desktop in a VM is less than ideal. Not seen Linux on Hyper-V get GPU passthrough, does that work?
Of course graphical-intensive desktop in a VM is not optimal at all. VMware Workstation and Fusion are getting it right, but…
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@dafyre said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@dafyre said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
Running from VirtualBox 5.1.18, it crashes before it even gets to the installer.
That may have been me fat fingering the boot menu. It's booting to the installer now. Where are you having a problem with it hanging at, @scottalanmiller ?
When things go well, it hangs unable to get DHCP. There is no static IP configuration option that I can find and it can't get to the web server to download itself so....
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@Francesco-Provino said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@scottalanmiller said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@Francesco-Provino said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
Why use it when the alternatives are free and perform better? There's also HyperV…
I run Linux on the bare metal, desktop in a VM is less than ideal. Not seen Linux on Hyper-V get GPU passthrough, does that work?
Of course graphical-intensive desktop in a VM is not optimal at all. VMware Workstation and Fusion are getting it right, but…
For just the Desktop stuff, VirtualBox usually does ok for me. Games and other stuff, not so much.
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@scottalanmiller said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@dafyre said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@dafyre said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
Running from VirtualBox 5.1.18, it crashes before it even gets to the installer.
That may have been me fat fingering the boot menu. It's booting to the installer now. Where are you having a problem with it hanging at, @scottalanmiller ?
When things go well, it hangs unable to get DHCP. There is no static IP configuration option that I can find and it can't get to the web server to download itself so....
Ah well... I did the install from the Snapshot-20170320 iso image and didn't have any problems. You can do an install from only the DVD and then add the online repos after you get the system installed.
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@dafyre said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@scottalanmiller said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@dafyre said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@dafyre said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
Running from VirtualBox 5.1.18, it crashes before it even gets to the installer.
That may have been me fat fingering the boot menu. It's booting to the installer now. Where are you having a problem with it hanging at, @scottalanmiller ?
When things go well, it hangs unable to get DHCP. There is no static IP configuration option that I can find and it can't get to the web server to download itself so....
Ah well... I did the install from the Snapshot-20170320 iso image and didn't have any problems. You can do an install from only the DVD and then add the online repos after you get the system installed.
I have the netinstaller.
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@scottalanmiller said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@dafyre said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@scottalanmiller said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@dafyre said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@dafyre said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
Running from VirtualBox 5.1.18, it crashes before it even gets to the installer.
That may have been me fat fingering the boot menu. It's booting to the installer now. Where are you having a problem with it hanging at, @scottalanmiller ?
When things go well, it hangs unable to get DHCP. There is no static IP configuration option that I can find and it can't get to the web server to download itself so....
Ah well... I did the install from the Snapshot-20170320 iso image and didn't have any problems. You can do an install from only the DVD and then add the online repos after you get the system installed.
I have the netinstaller.
Do you have your network card set up as Bridged or NAT?
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@dafyre said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@scottalanmiller said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@dafyre said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@scottalanmiller said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@dafyre said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@dafyre said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
Running from VirtualBox 5.1.18, it crashes before it even gets to the installer.
That may have been me fat fingering the boot menu. It's booting to the installer now. Where are you having a problem with it hanging at, @scottalanmiller ?
When things go well, it hangs unable to get DHCP. There is no static IP configuration option that I can find and it can't get to the web server to download itself so....
Ah well... I did the install from the Snapshot-20170320 iso image and didn't have any problems. You can do an install from only the DVD and then add the online repos after you get the system installed.
I have the netinstaller.
Do you have your network card set up as Bridged or NAT?
Yes. Ha ha.
It's bridged
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@scottalanmiller said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@dafyre said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@scottalanmiller said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@dafyre said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@scottalanmiller said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@dafyre said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
@dafyre said in Having Problems Installing openSuse Tumbleweed on VirtualBox:
Running from VirtualBox 5.1.18, it crashes before it even gets to the installer.
That may have been me fat fingering the boot menu. It's booting to the installer now. Where are you having a problem with it hanging at, @scottalanmiller ?
When things go well, it hangs unable to get DHCP. There is no static IP configuration option that I can find and it can't get to the web server to download itself so....
Ah well... I did the install from the Snapshot-20170320 iso image and didn't have any problems. You can do an install from only the DVD and then add the online repos after you get the system installed.
I have the netinstaller.
Do you have your network card set up as Bridged or NAT?
Yes. Ha ha.
It's bridged
Try it with NAT and see. I usually use NAT on my laptop and then ZT if I need access to the VMs from outside of my laptop.
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Attempting it with KVM.
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And no luck on KVM, it just freezes. Never gets to the point that it does anything. Just makes the bar across the bottom.
