Le 25/10/2010 12:09, Freek de Kruijf a écrit : > Op maandag 25 oktober 2010 11:16:34 schreef jdd: >> You need the GUI only for creating the virtualbox with a guest and >> configure the guest network. After that you can stop the GUI and run >> VirtualBox from console scripts (I'm exactly doing so myself) > > After creating the VM on one system with a gui you can copy just copy the > directory .VirtualBox and its content to the system without the gui. If you > use defaults the virtual disk(s) are located in that directory. Just create > the same user on that system without the gui you used on the system with the > gui. Use Google to find software to start a Headless VM during system > startup. > it's very difficult to have a working network like this, and I always failed to copy such big images to the server (though it should work)
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