Select the "Autorun" file and hit "Enter" to run it. Easiest way is the "run" command (try Windows Key + R) and type "explorer".įrom within explorer, use Tab and Enter and arrow keys to navigate to the inserted CD. In VirtualBox, go to the "Devices" menu in your OS menu bar and click "Install Guest Additions.". Log in with either the "IE User" or the "Admin" account. For now, the Tab key and Alt+Tab are your friends. (You don't need to do this if you just want to access websites in general). This is necessary to be able to access a webserver running on your local machine, that is outside of the VM. Under the network tab, change "attached to" from "NAT" to "Bridged Adapter". The VHD is expecting an IDE controller, and you'll get a BSOD if you don't do this step. Then add the same VHD file back, only under the "IDE Controller" tab. On the storage tab, remove your VHD from the "SATA Controller" list. This is necessary to get your mouse to work (I think). On the system tab, check Enable IO APIC. To make it compatible, click "settings" in VirtualBox to change some things: It won't work, because it's designed only to work with Microsoft Virtual PC.
Make sure to choose the appropriate OS (for example Windows 7) and give it enough memory (the default 512MB is definitely not enough). Inside of VirtualBox, create a new virtual machine using the wizard. You may have to open the multi-part archive using the second file, it will still work. exe file which, obviously, can only run on Windows. On OSX use UnRarX: At least with UnRarX, it will still work despite the first RAR file being a self-extracting.
I don't have a blog or anything, so I'll include them here, hoping they'll be helpful to people here, sorry about the length (I last did this a few months ago, so it should be pretty up-to-date).
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I put together a guide for personal use a while ago, for how to get them running under VirtualBox on OSX.
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