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     1== Installing the VM ==
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     31. Install !VirtualBox
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     5    Download the !VirtualBox software from http://www.virtualbox.org.
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     7    If you already have !VirtualBox installed on your machine, make sure it is version 4.1 or above.
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     92. Download !VirtualBox VM image for tutorials
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     11    Download the !VirtualBox VM image (insert name here) from the FTP server.
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     133. Install the ''insert name here'' virtual machine image
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     15    Start up !VirtualBox, select File->Import Appliance..., and follow the
     16    instructions.    Accept the default VM settings during the import.
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     18    To run the virtual machine, go to the Oracle VM !VirtualBox Manager window, select the VM and click the
     19    green arrow labeled Start at the top of this window.
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     22== Using Shared Folders ==
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     24If you need to transfer files from your host machine/laptop, the easiest way is typically using Shared Folders.
     25Follow these steps to set up a shared folder on your VM.
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     271. Go to the !VirtualBox "Devices" menu and select "Shared Folders..."
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     292. Click on the "Add" button on the right (looks like a folder with a plus sign).
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     313. Select the path of the folder you would like to share with your VM.
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     334. Enter the name you would like to give this shared folder in "Folder Name:" (e.g. myshared)
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     355. Click on "OK" in the Add Shares window
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     376. Click on "OK" in the Shared Folders window
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     397. Create the directory where you would like you shared folder mounted (e.g. /media/shared): 
     40{{{
     41sudo mkdir /media/shared
     42}}}
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     448. Mount the shared folder: 
     45{{{
     46sudo mount -t vboxsf myshared /media/shared
     47}}}
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     49You should now be able to access your folder at /media/shared.