Why these error messages with EasyOS on virtual box?

[zzz000abc]

hi,
I tried easyOS on virtual box running on tahr 606 with dual core processor 2GB RAM I got some critical error message.
I tried bot latest buster version iso and old version iso also. but in both the cases easyOs started booting but stopped showing critcal error very soon.
what could be error is it with my system configuration or with virtual box?

[BologneChe]

@zzz000abc

How did you allocate RAM to your virtual machine? (easyOS). What type of error was displayed? Version of Virtualbox?

[zzz000abc]

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[mikewalsh]

@zzz000abc :-

what could be error is it with my system configuration or with virtual box?

Nah, you simply don't have the resources, that's all. TBH - from experience! - with only 2 GB of RAM you're asking a helluva lot of any hardware to run a VM in addition to the 'host'. If I was in your shoes, I wouldn't bother with virtualization at all, but would instead create a USB install of any additional Puppy/Dog/other variant you want to try out, and simply run it on 'bare metal'. It'll certainly be more responsive.

(With 32 GB RAM, I could run half-a-dozen VMs - if I wanted to - but in all honesty, I haven't got the time of day for virtual machines; to me, they're more trouble than they're worth. I tried all this on my old rig; it only had 3 GB RAM, and didn't even have the Vt 'flags' in the CPU. Needless to say, everything was as slow as molasses....)

It was NOT an enjoyable experience. That only comes with large amounts of resources.....at least 8 GB of RAM +, minimum. Having the Vt-x flags - for directed I/O - wouldn't go amiss, either.

Mike.

[BologneChe]

I have recorded all the details using SSR and uploaded to youtube please visit the following url
https://youtu.be/VH5pPokn598

Hi zzz000abc!
As mentioned @mikewalsh , you don't have enough resources. it takes at least 2 GB of RAM and not 512 MB to run your machine

[ndujoe2]

I agree you need at least 8 GB of ram or greater to comfortably use Virtual machines.