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Oracle virtualbox
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oracle virtualbox

This should be the default setting for an OS/2 machine type.

oracle virtualbox

On the Acceleration tab, ensure that VT-x/AMD-V is enabled (checked). On the Motherboard tab, ensure that Enable I/O APIC is selected. Once the VM has been added to the list in the VirtualBox GUI, select Settings, and then System.(Additional virtual disks may always be added later.)

oracle virtualbox

  • Configure a virtual hard disk of 2GB ( dynamically allocated is fine), and of either VDI, VHD, or VMDK.
  • In Expert Mode, the settings look like this: Set Memory size to 1024MB (minimum recommended: 512MB). Select IBM OS/2 as Machine Type, and Other OS/2 as the Version. The following assumes the use of the Oracle VM VirtualBox Manager GUI. If you try VirtualBox 7 make sure you have the latest build.
  • VirtualBox 7 has been reported to have problems and is not recommended until those problems get resolved by Oracle.
  • This configuration still requires refinement for optimal use, and we are working with the VirtualBox team to improve the defaults.
  • New as of VirtualBox 6.1.32 is the ArcaOS IBM OS/2 subtype.
  • We will attempt to keep this page updated with major changes as we become aware of them.
  • Later releases of 6.0 and/or 6.1 may also introduce layout changes.
  • On other host systems (Mac or Linux, for example), the layout of some screens may differ from these images, even for these versions, but the terminology should be consistent.
  • Where screens or textual items differ with VirtualBox 6.1, they are noted with “†” in these directions.
  • The screenshots here were taken under VirtualBox 6.0.14 and verified under 6.0.24 on Windows.
  • Check the host system’s BIOS setup options and manufacturer documentation to be sure this is available. The following directions apply to VirtualBox 6 on a Windows host, though Linux and Mac OSX hosts configure similarly, as does VirtualBox 5 on these platforms.Īs with all hypervisors which are to support OS/2 guests, the host system must support Intel VT-x or AMD-V hardware virtualization. VirtualBox officially supports OS/2 guests, however, there is currently no ArcaOS-specific machine configuration available.












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