Download ready-to-use OVA files containing your favorite OS, such as Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, etc. Simply 'Import' the OVA into VirtualBox and go. (Control+I when in VirtualBox)Most distributions come in their 32 bit and 64 bit flavors, as well as 'Minimal' and 'GUI' versions. Where possible, guest additions have been installed to optimize the experience.Overall this is to aid in quick deployment, testing of environments, application development, or simply getting a personal virtual machine up and running as quickly as possible, with no fuss.
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Active user account(s) (username/password): root/toor, debian/reverse Notes: from netinstall ISO image, Guest Additions not installed ( HOWTO ) Debian GNU/Linux 4.0r3 alias etch. Debian Linux VMware Player Installation. First thing you want to do is get the VMware Player installed and running on your system. Open a terminal window, change to the /etc/apt directory, open the sources.list file, and add the following lines to it.
Provided in OVA format, simply 'File' - 'Import' in VirtualBox.VM Default Credentials:Root Password: toorUser Password: nimdaThe 'user' name will be the distribution you're running. For example if it's FreeBSD, the user's name is 'freebsd'.