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Oracle Linux 6 VirtualBox Setup Guide

The document provides step-by-step instructions for installing Oracle Linux 6 in a VirtualBox virtual machine. It involves creating a virtual machine with at least 2.5GB RAM and 90GB storage, selecting an Oracle Linux 6 installation ISO, installing Oracle Linux 6 with packages including basic system, servers, and web services, creating partitions including /, /boot, swap and /u01, completing the installation process, and logging into the installed Oracle Linux 6 desktop environment.

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Oracle Linux 6 VirtualBox Setup Guide

The document provides step-by-step instructions for installing Oracle Linux 6 in a VirtualBox virtual machine. It involves creating a virtual machine with at least 2.5GB RAM and 90GB storage, selecting an Oracle Linux 6 installation ISO, installing Oracle Linux 6 with packages including basic system, servers, and web services, creating partitions including /, /boot, swap and /u01, completing the installation process, and logging into the installed Oracle Linux 6 desktop environment.

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Oracle Linux 6 Installation

Step-1 Open the Virtual Box and Click on new

Step-2: Create Virtual Machine

Give the name and location Click on next


Step-3: Memory Size

Give the memory at least 2.5GB(2506 MB)

Step-4: Harddisk
Step-5: Hard disk File Type
Step-6: Storage On Physical Harddisk
Step-7: File Location and Size

Give the storage 90GB or Above


Virtual Machine Created
Step-8:Change the machine settings
Open the VM Click on Settings
Select the OS image file.

Click on Choose disk


Next click on Add

Next select OS file and click on open


After

After select OS image file,it should be added


like this.
Go to network select below one

Basic Installation
Open theVM and click on start

Step-9:Boot from the DVD. At the boot screen, press


the "Enter" key.
Step-10:Press the "tab" key to move focus to the
"Skip" key, then press the "Enter" key to continue.
After Click on TAB in Keyboardthen press Enter.
Step-11:On the "Welcome" screen, click the
"Next" button.

Step-12:Select the appropriate language,


then click the "Next" button.
Step-13:Select the relevant keyboard setting,
then click the "Next" button
Step-14:Select the storage option necessary
for the installation, then click the "Next"
button.
Step-15: Click on yes,discard any data
Step-16:Enter a fully qualified host name,
then click the "Configure Network" button.

Give hostname:oraclelinux.oracle.com
Step-17:Select system etho and click on edit
Give the Connection name = eth0 & Check
connect Automatically and click on Apply

Step-18:Select the relevant time zone by


clicking on your nearest city on the map.
Click on the "Next" button to proceed.
Step-19:Enter a root password for the server,
then click the "Next" button to proceed.
Step-20:Choose the Create custom layout
and click on next
Step-21:The next screen will be like below

Step-22: Create Partitions


1. /u01  30000MB(30GB)
2. /boot10000MB(10GB)
3./ 30000MB(30GB)
4.Swap 10000MB(10GB)
Click on create  Click on create And provide the below details.

Click on create  Click on create And provide the below details.


Click on create  Click on create And provide the below details.
Click on create  Click on create And provide the below details.
After creation of all partitions look like below and click
on next
Click on Write changes disk

Step-23:Accept the boot loader settings by


clicking the "Next" button.
Step-24:Accept the "Basic Server"
installation and check the "Customize now"
option, then click the "Next" button.
Step-25: Select the packages
Click on Basic System  Select All
Click on Servers and Select all

Click on web Services and click all

Click on System Management and click all


Select all like above (no need to select Databases &
LANGUAGES). And click on next.

Step-26:Wait for the installation to


complete.
Step-27:Click the "Reboot" button to
complete the installation.
Step-28:On the "Welcome" screen, click the
"Forward" button.
Step-29:Accept the license agreement and
click the "Forward" button.
Step-30:Pick the desired ULN Registration
option, then click the "Forward" button. In
this case we will pick the register later
option.
Step-31:Click the "No thanks, I'll connect
later." button.
Step-32:Finish the software updates setup by
clicking the "Forward" button.
Step-33:No need give the user details just
click on forword.
Step-34:Adjust the Date and Time settings if
necessary, and click the "Forward" Button.
Step-35:Accept the default setting on the
Kdump screen by clicking the "Finish"
button. And click on ‘NO’
Step-36:Next, you are presented with the
login screen. Log in by clicking on the ‘other
‘the login screen. And give the username and
password.
Step-37:Once logged in, you are ready to use
the desktop.
Now open the terminal , Click on
Application Select System toolSelect
terminal and right click on terminal.
That will display on Desktop.
INSTALATION COMPLETED.

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