How do I install Linux mint 15 32 bit on virtualbox?

August 4th, 2016

No I don’t feel like downloading/using a pirated version of vmware workstation. I’ve tried it and it doesn’t work on their either.
I’m using Windows 7 ultimate 64bit and want to use Linux Mint 15 32bit edition on virtual box?
How do I install Linux Mint 15 32bit onto virtual box?
I don’t know anything about command line/menu so a link to a guide would be good.
I downloaded the iso and I’ve kept trying to install it and it keeps coming up with an error and not coming up at all.
Here is an image of the error.
http://postimg.org/image/od4pbim59/
I tried asking the same question on Linux mint forums and no one has posted anything important.

Answer #1
Dood, that means your CPU does not have Intel virtualization (VT-x) support. Nobody has posted anything because all you gotta do is Google ‘vt-x’ and you would have gotten your answer =)
Maybe this requirement can be disable? I have not used virtual box in a while because its terrible compared to vmware. I know I have ran VM’s on an E4500 before, which did not have vt-x, but don’t think it was virtual box.
I've tried it and it doesn't work on their either.
PS: You did something wrong =(
Answer #2
No I don't feel like downloading/using a pirated version of vmware workstation. I've tried it and it doesn't work on their either
Then get VMWare Player. It’s free:
http://filehippo.com/download_vmware_player/
Dood, that means your CPU does not have Intel virtualization (VT-x) support. Nobody has posted anything because all you gotta do is Google 'vt-x' and you would have gotten your answer =)
Maybe this requirement can be disable? I have not used virtual box in a while because its terrible compared to vmware. I know I have ran VM's on an E4500 before, which did not have vt-x, but don't think it was virtual box.

There are some settings on your BIOS to enable virtualisation. Check if there’s something there.

 

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