Linux Administration Bootcamp: Go from Beginner to Advanced - VirtualBox Troubleshooting Tips

The video tutorial addresses common issues encountered when using VirtualBox, particularly focusing on how antivirus software can interfere with its operation. It suggests disabling antivirus software or switching to a compatible one. For errors related to CPU requirements, it advises enabling virtualization options in the BIOS and ensuring the correct virtual processor settings are selected. The tutorial also recommends rebooting the physical computer as a simple troubleshooting step.

What is a common solution if your antivirus software interferes with VirtualBox?

• Change the VirtualBox settings

• Disable the antivirus software

• Reinstall VirtualBox

• Update the operating system

What should you do if you encounter a CPU error message in VirtualBox?

• Install a new CPU

• Enable virtualization options in BIOS

• Reinstall the operating system

• Update VirtualBox to the latest version

If you see an error about a 32-bit processor in VirtualBox, what should you check?

• The network settings

• The virtual machine settings for processor type

• The physical processor type

• The amount of RAM allocated

Which processor option should be selected for CentOS in VirtualBox?

• Red Hat 64 bit

• Windows 64 bit

• Debian 32 bit

• Ubuntu 32 bit

What is a simple troubleshooting step to try if VirtualBox issues persist?

• Increase the virtual machine's disk space

• Reboot the physical computer

• Reinstall VirtualBox

• Change the virtual machine's operating system