Now we have setup our machine, we are ready to install Rocky to our VM.
Once that's completed, click ok to save and close your settings. iso image in the optical disk selector, and click choose. iso file from the location where you have saved it, and click choose. Finally click on the CD icon under Attributes, and select Choose/Create a virtual optical disk. With your newly created Linux machine highlighted, click on settings.įrom there, go to storage, and highlight the empty drive under Storage Devices. Once you have done that, your Virtual machine should be available within you VirtualBox Manager. For this exercise we will make ours 50 GB. The storage on the disk will be set to dynamically allocated.Īs for the size of the virtual hard disk you can make it any size you want. You will be asked to select your hard disk file type. You will now see a wizard for creating a virtual machineįor memory (RAM) size, set it to 4096MB (4GB)įor hard disk, we will create our virtual hard disk now. ( If you do not already have VirtualBox installed, you can download it HERE ) Installing to Hypervisorįor the purpose of this walkthrough, we will be using Oracle VirtualBox as our hypervisor. In my case it took around 1 hour using my home network. The file download is 10GB, so the download times may vary based on your internet connection. For our purpose, we will download the DVD. We will begin by going to Rocky Linux website, and click download from the main page.įrom there you will see several options of ISOs for download. Hypervisor Software (Oracle VirtualBox or VMWare) Here, I will guide you on how to install this distro onto your computer with the use of a hypervisor. Just like its predecessor, CentOS, it serves to be the free, open-source version of the renown Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) distribution. Rocky Linux is a Linux distribution which provides a community supported enterprise operating system.
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