Please be as basic as you can when giving instructions, particularly if I need to use Terminal - I'm a long time Windows so go for easy GUI Linux Distros. It seems that the install from the current VBoxGuestAdditions_6.1.26.iso doesn't want to work with Puppy. I uninstalled it but it wouldn't cleanly uninstall for me, so that was one instance I formatted and started again. I tried installing the Guest Additions ISO that worked with Mint, and though it seems to install into Puppy without error, when I restart the VM I get errors on the next and subsequent reboots. The Pup I'm using is the latest FosaPup64 v9.5 installed in the latest version of Oracle VMVirtual Box 6.1
Soundcard: Realtek High Definition Audio and NVIDIA High Definition Audio Graphics Card: 2047MB NVIDIA GeForce GT 710 Storage: Kingston NVMe 512GB SSD, 2TB Western Digital SSD, 2TB Seagate SSD, 4TB Samsung SSD, Samsung 1TB SSD, 2 x 4TB External USB 3.0 HDDs RAM: G-Skill 2 x 16384MB Modules (Total of 32 GB) DDR4 3200 MHz Some info about my Host and Virtual Box Pup I see that Puppy works a lot differently to Mint, but no matter what I've tried, I can't seem to achieve in Puppy what I could easily do with Mint.Īccess to a folder on the hosts via the VirtualBox "Shared Folders" feature in particular.
I'm still very much a Linux noob but have had some limited experience playing around with Linux Mint 20 CInnamon. It now boots from the VDI and runs brilliantly, so long as I don't try to modify it! I've already screwed it up and had to reinstall it three times in a single day, so I'm going to be treading a little more carefully from here on lol New to the forum and to Puppy, but have been playing around with it and got so impressed with its speed that I've now installed it as a permanent VM I created with a fixed 16GB VDI that I formatted with the ext4 filesystem.
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