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| ==== Virtual Machine ==== | ==== Virtual Machine ==== | ||
| + | === Virtualization Software === | ||
| There are different virtual machine environments. | There are different virtual machine environments. | ||
| - | === VMWare === | + | == VMWare == |
| - | VMWare(r) provides a commercial version [[https://www.vmware.com/products/desktop-hypervisor.html|VMWare Fusion]] for Mac OS(r). This has a very good integration in MacOS and I use it with MacOS 12.7.4 (Monterey). I have a commercial version but I think there is a free one also. The have "VMWaver Workstation" for Windows. | + | VMWare(r) provides a commercial version [[https://www.vmware.com/products/desktop-hypervisor.html|VMWare Fusion]] for Mac OS(r). This has a very good integration in MacOS and I use it with MacOS 12.7.5 (Monterey). I have a commercial version but there is a free "VMWaver Fusion" for personal use also. They have "VMWaver Workstation" for Windows but I have not tested that. |
| - | === VirtualBox === | + | == VirtualBox == |
| [[https://www.virtualbox.org|VirtualBox(r)]] is available for Windows, Linux and Mac OS. It is free. From my experience with MacOS it is not as good integrated as VMWare Fusion. If you want to use this, then download and install the the virtual machine software from [[https://www.virtualbox.org|https://www.virtualbox.org]] | [[https://www.virtualbox.org|VirtualBox(r)]] is available for Windows, Linux and Mac OS. It is free. From my experience with MacOS it is not as good integrated as VMWare Fusion. If you want to use this, then download and install the the virtual machine software from [[https://www.virtualbox.org|https://www.virtualbox.org]] | ||
| - | === UTM for Mac === | + | == UTM for Mac == |
| - | [[https://github.com/utmapp/UTM|UTM]] is based on [[https://www.qemu.org|QEMU]]. UTM/QEMU allows to run the amd64 based machine also on ARM M1/M2 based Apple Laptops. | + | [[https://github.com/utmapp/UTM|UTM]] is based on [[https://www.qemu.org|QEMU]]. UTM/QEMU allows to run the amd64 based machine also on ARM M1/M2 based Apple Laptops. I have tested this on a Intel based MacBook Pro. It is slower than VMWare. |
| === Get the .iso install image === | === Get the .iso install image === | ||
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| === Create the virtual machine === | === Create the virtual machine === | ||
| - | This depends on the virtualization environment that you use. The iso contains a preconfigured debian installer which will install a machine with a user "caeuser" with password "caeuser". The ISO file represents a CD like in a CDROM and will install a new virtual system. The things you need to configure in your virtualization environment are the hard disk size, the memory and the number of processors that your virtual machine shall have. | + | This depends on the virtualization environment that you use. The iso contains a preconfigured debian installer which will install a machine with a user "caeuser" with password "caeuser". The ISO file represents a CD like in a CDROM and will install a new virtual system. The things you need to configure in your virtualization environment are the hard disk size, the memory and the number of processors that your virtual machine shall have. |
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| + | For all virtual machines choose "Conventional BIOS" and not "UEFI Boot". | ||
| == VMWare == | == VMWare == | ||
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| to be done | to be done | ||
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| + | == UTM == | ||
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| + | Make sure you choose "BIOS" boot mode and not "UEFI". After the debian installer has finished you have to virtually eject the ISO file. | ||
| === Finalize the installation === | === Finalize the installation === | ||