BTW you will have to reread many things with this Virtualized Linux endeavor and throughout your academic and professional CIS careers. If necessary I recommend you re-read the Linux OS and VM Introduction in this Ubuntu Linux menu structure as this overarching understanding will ease your installation. Our first task will be to get a working instance of Linux Ubuntu up and running in Oracle’s Virtual Box. In essence, we must transform ourselves as we are striving to become exacting, precise and detail oriented as our future academic and professional CIS success depends on this. throughout our early school years, we never really address Computing and Information Science (I know many people have had MS Office but where we are going here is an entirely different level). Lastly, my first implementation where CISS 100 students implemented VB/Ubuntu in week 2 and continued to use their VMs for all Linux Labs instead of AcadNX.įirst, CIS is new to everyone as while we teach Math, English, History, etc. If you are using VB you need to read through all instructions on this page and in the sub-menu: Here are Matt Cantore’s VirtualBox Ubuntu 14.04 instructions that I have left up for completeness.
The most recent update has been done by CIS faculty Christopher Hammond located in this document: Fall 2017 VB Ubuntu Installation Instructions Old instructions of various incarnations: It seems that Virtual Box is again a valid option and resources, instructions, downloads, manuals are here:įrom a historical perspective, we first implemented the CISS 100 Linux Labs using Virtual Box out of the gate (using virtualization rather than the HVCC AcadNX server) but Virtual Box went downhill for a while becoming very unstable immediately after Oracle’s purchase of Virtual Box.
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