Okay, so this is a TL DR reply but read it anyway please.Ĥ things are required in order to have all functions you want available under VirtualBox and I'm going to be telling you some thing you already know and some you may not. But the main thing is can I use the disks to upgrade Commodore OS in a VM? If you run into any issues or have any feedback feel free to drop a comment below.Jessey Lawson wrote:Yet I still can's share folders. I hope that you now know how to install VirtualBox Extension Pack to enable USB 2.0 in Linux Mint 20. You should see 'Oracle VM VirtualBox Extension Pack' listed like below: To verify installation, open your main VirtualBox window and navigate to File > Preferences > Extensions. When the installation process finished, you should see something like below. Then press 'Enter' to continue with installation. Highlight '' button using 'Tab' in your keyboard. The installer will ask more confirmation like below:

Press 'Tab' until the '' button at the bottom screen highlighted and then press 'Enter'. The system will respond with something like below: $ sudo apt upgradeĪfter update and upgrade process finished, type this command: $ sudo apt install dkms virtualbox-ext-pack Then perform upgrade if there's any upgradeable packages.

Disk image encryption with AES algorithm.Īs usual, we must update our system's package information from all configured sources.

Experimental support for PCI passthrough on Linux hosts.

VirtualBox Remote Desktop Protocol (VRDP) support.This article should also works for Debian or Ubuntu based distributions.Īs mentioned in their website, VirtualBox Extension Pack provides the following added functionality:

In this article, I'll share how I get VirtualBox Extension Pack installed in my Linux Mint 20 system. To enable this feature, we must install extra package called VirtualBox Extension Pack. By default, VirtualBox doesn't support USB 2.0 and 3.0 right out of the box.

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