this is awesome!! thank you for your patience and work to do that tutorial. just a dummy question: how can i create another project using the same homestead?
thanks for this tutorial it is really helpful however, i'm having trouble opening my project on the browser; keeps telling me "The connection has timed out" yet vagrant up and vagrant provision are running
Thanks for great tutorial. I was able to complete it without any error. Except at the end, when I tried to load Laravel default page, it says "No input file specified.". Why is that?
Hi Mohamed. Are you sure you have installed the Laravel in the right folder inside the VM? Check that and also runt this command "vagrant up --provision" on git bash inside Windows before you run the Vagrant Machine. Hope this helps.
vagrant up is not working VBoxManage.exe: error: VT-x is disabled in the BIOS for all CPU modes (VERR_VMX_MSR_ALL_VMX_DISABLED) VBoxManage.exe: error: Details: code E_FAIL (0x80004005), component ConsoleWrap, interface IConsole
I had the same error. You need to turn on virtualisation on your motherboard. For my MSI motherboard: bios -> Overclocking settings (OC) -> CPU Features -> SVM Mode
Excuse me! Just a small question! Why do we have two Project_Laravel folders? One is C:/Project_Laravel, and another is C:/User/W-7/Project_Laravel? Thank you!
I know this is a bit confusing but I have tried to explain in the video 14:16, there are two different folders. The folder "C:/Project_Laravel" is where the Virtual Boxes (in this case there is just one box Homestead) are stored and the "C:/User/W-7/Project_Laravel" folder is where all the Laravel Project are stored (in this case we have just one Project, the "Project1") Check the video here: 14:16 I hope this make sense.
Not a complete install, you never ran - npm install or npm run dev. Why, probably cause it doesnt work and youll end up with a bunch of half baked work arounds.
You can do it if you want :) Just joking, you don't need it if you just install Laravel using the tools I have used in the tutorial but later on, in the course tutorials, I'll do that (a course that I will upload very soon). Thanks for the comment.
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Nice. I really needed this. Especially setting up the laravel vagrant box at the beginning. This wasn't mentioned in the official documentation
Your explanation on the file mapping between the homestead and the windows machine was great thanks - I really didnt understand that before
Thank you!
After getting frustrated with the paths part I got it working!
Thank you!
I was getting the "No input file specified" error.
Your video helped me out!
This helped me a lot, I got confused with the folders names but then I understood :D
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beautiful. it helped me a lot, the best laravel installer tutorial i found. Thank you very much
Glad it helped!
Thank you so much!
I solved the "No input file specified" error.
Thank you. It finally work.
Simple and Objetive... Thanks mam...
Most welcome 😊
thank you brother. this helped me alot
Thank you very much. This video really helped it
Thanks for the tutorial and written instructions. Much appreciated :)
Good work, thank you very much
this is awesome!! thank you for your patience and work to do that tutorial. just a dummy question: how can i create another project using the same homestead?
thank you for the clear demo
A+ on the clean install video. Thank you very much.
Thank you for this brilliant tutorial!
What screen capture software are you using it looks better than some of the other stuff i have seen.
Thanks! It seems a bit weird, that the ssh part is not mentioned in the official documentation.
thanks for this tutorial it is really helpful however, i'm having trouble opening my project on the browser; keeps telling me "The connection has timed out" yet vagrant up and vagrant provision are running
thank you bro. thank you so much for this video
Very helpful. Thank you!
I had ssl problem/ Is better to use " vagrant box add --insecure laravel/homestead"
Thank you very much. Simple and very useful tutorial
Very nice, thank you little butterfly
Thanks!! My friend,this video helps me a lot. Thank you again
Thanks. Great job!
You´re amzing, thx for this video
Happy to help!
Thanks very much. You 've helped me.
Thanks man! It works
Great video! One thing is that my server runs sooo slow through vagrant. Any tips on how to speed it up? Googles some stuff, but it didn't work.
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Thanks a lot for the help
Always welcome
Nice and understandable
Anyone else getting *painfully* slow downloads of the vagrant Homestead box?
Thanks for great tutorial. I was able to complete it without any error. Except at the end, when I tried to load Laravel default page, it says "No input file specified.". Why is that?
Hi Mohamed. Are you sure you have installed the Laravel in the right folder inside the VM?
Check that and also runt this command "vagrant up --provision" on git bash inside Windows before you run the Vagrant Machine.
Hope this helps.
@@Pcwebschool thanks
Thank you!
I didn't find the Projects_Laravel after I got access to the VM. help me plz
Did you fix it?
How to launch in the browser an existing project few days after succes installation ???
vagrant up is not working VBoxManage.exe: error: VT-x is disabled in the BIOS for all CPU modes (VERR_VMX_MSR_ALL_VMX_DISABLED)
VBoxManage.exe: error: Details: code E_FAIL (0x80004005), component ConsoleWrap, interface IConsole
I had the same error. You need to turn on virtualisation on your motherboard.
For my MSI motherboard: bios -> Overclocking settings (OC) -> CPU Features -> SVM Mode
Excuse me! Just a small question! Why do we have two Project_Laravel folders? One is C:/Project_Laravel, and another is C:/User/W-7/Project_Laravel? Thank you!
I know this is a bit confusing but I have tried to explain in the video 14:16, there are two different folders.
The folder "C:/Project_Laravel" is where the Virtual Boxes (in this case there is just one box Homestead) are stored and the "C:/User/W-7/Project_Laravel" folder is where all the Laravel Project are stored (in this case we have just one Project, the "Project1")
Check the video here: 14:16
I hope this make sense.
@@Pcwebschool Thank you so much for your prompt response! Now I understand!
Thank you! +1 sub
getting 502 Bad Gateway
nginx/1.15.8
error
it worked
The speed voice is clearly too high -_-
To setup VirtualBox 6.1, follow this link to remove version not supported error: github.com/oracle/vagrant-boxes/issues/178#issue-536720633
Why are you in so hurry....!!!!
Probably to keep it to 15min or maybe to appeal to Millennials as this is how some of them speak now.
You lost me with the badly tuned voice… so annoying
Not a complete install, you never ran - npm install or npm run dev. Why, probably cause it doesnt work and youll end up with a bunch of half baked work arounds.
You can do it if you want :)
Just joking, you don't need it if you just install Laravel using the tools I have used in the tutorial but later on, in the course tutorials, I'll do that (a course that I will upload very soon).
Thanks for the comment.
Thank you very much this helped a lot