i just want to let anyone watching this know that while using this, you can't use internet on the vm, so for example cloning a git repository or installing something from your package manager won't work. i normally just switch back to the original settings, use the internet on the vm for whatever i need, and then switch back.
I can use Internet on the VM while connected to VS Code via SSH. I am using VMware workstation player instead of Virtual Box, don't know if this has a link to this...
@@gzorblubz hmm interesting. You’re the second person to say this so i think it was just something wrong with the Guest OS i was using or maybe the version of virtualbox. My laptop at the time was also really bad. Possibilities are endless.
I suppose that VM didnt have internet connection because you overrided NAT with bridge in VirtualBox settings, you could enable bridge adapter in addition to already existing NAT in a second tab
thanks! i just want to let you know that while using this, you can't use internet on the vm, so for example cloning a git repository or installing something from your package manager won't work. i normally just switch back to the original settings, use the internet on the vm for whatever i need, and then switch back. glad you enjoyed.
hey So i created this VM using commandline using VBoxManage createvm and import commands now I used bridged network for virtual networking, now after this gets created i dont have the ip address of this vm, how can i know the ip address so that i can ssh into it, can I make VBoxManage import command return ip address in some way? i want to automate this process of creating the vm using a script
i just want to let anyone watching this know that while using this, you can't use internet on the vm, so for example cloning a git repository or installing something from your package manager won't work. i normally just switch back to the original settings, use the internet on the vm for whatever i need, and then switch back.
I can use Internet on the VM while connected to VS Code via SSH. I am using VMware workstation player instead of Virtual Box, don't know if this has a link to this...
@@gzorblubz hmm interesting. You’re the second person to say this so i think it was just something wrong with the Guest OS i was using or maybe the version of virtualbox. My laptop at the time was also really bad. Possibilities are endless.
Thanks, this was helpful for my work. 10/10 guide. 11/10 intro.
Searched for an hour, this is the only link that worked :D ty so much!
I liked that rendition of "Oye Como Va" in the background.
Yeah i really like it too. Its called Harlem Barber Swing by Jazzinuf
I suppose that VM didnt have internet connection because you overrided NAT with bridge in VirtualBox settings, you could enable bridge adapter in addition to already existing NAT in a second tab
U changed my life.
Simple and easy explained 👍
Worked great. Thanks very much.
Worked like a charm! God Bless! Doing the lord's work!
thanks! i just want to let you know that while using this, you can't use internet on the vm, so for example cloning a git repository or installing something from your package manager won't work. i normally just switch back to the original settings, use the internet on the vm for whatever i need, and then switch back.
glad you enjoyed.
@@codedifferent That is strange, I can use internet on the VM just fine while connected, all I did was follow your video. Works like a charm.
@@knockback17 hmm that’s weird. Maybe its just a problem with the laptops me and a few people i know were using. Thanks for letting me know!
Hi Great tutorial
When I am using my VM and send the command “hostname -I” the IP is not show, it is empty
i stuck at the step where it tell me to choose linux and keeps going onm downloading forever then asking me to choose linux again keep overlaying
Great video shame Bridge Adapter bluescreens my Windows 11 desktop. Upgrade to VB 7.0.18 fixes this and do try out DHH's version of Ubuntu.
it really helped thanks
thx for guide bro
VCS doesn't show the prompt for the password
I set up a Apline on VB
You are awsome man, thank you
hey So i created this VM using commandline using VBoxManage createvm and import commands now I used bridged network for virtual networking, now after this gets created i dont have the ip address of this vm, how can i know the ip address so that i can ssh into it, can I make VBoxManage import command return ip address in some way? i want to automate this process of creating the vm using a script
When you are using your VM and you use the “hostname -I” command, it doesn’t show anything like 192.168.xyz?
Thank you
Do I need to have the vm turned on to connect with ssh?
Yeah.
any thing for KVM, QUMU ?
Sorry but my knowledge with KVM is very limited. I used it once lol
@@codedifferent its alright.
VM:
sudo systemctl status ssh
sudo apt install openssh-server
sudo systemctl enable ssh
sudo systemctl status ssh
hostname -I
ls
Windows:
ssh --------@***.***.*.***
ls
От души братан, но давай в следующий раз по русский, а то не понятно нихуя
От души братик.
I’ve been learning russian for a few years.
thank you