So what do you think the second step of installing Colly from the ISO file is?
That's right.
Installation.
The ISO file for Colly has been downloaded and it's in the download folder.
So now I'm going to open virtual box.
Quick, the new button and give your machine a name.
You can choose the folder for VM.
Now it's better to collect the EMS in the same location.
In my opinion, that way I stay organized and I certainly recommend you do that as well.
And I'm okay with it default.
Type is Lennix OK?
Now, we know that Kelly is a Debian based Linux distro and we downloaded the 64 bit version.
So choose Linux then the 64 bit version of the latest Debbie.
Now, I could continue to move on.
Ram is a one gigabyte by default.
Now, I do want to make RAM three gigabytes here.
And will want to create a virtual hard disk.
Now, so could create.
Here you can change a hard just file type VDI file format is used when you create a new virtual machine
with a new DES.
Virtual boxer also supports VM, DKA file formats, and that's used by many other virtualization products,
such as VM, where an HD file formats that are used by Microsoft.
We got an also select the NATO file format, a virtual box VDI, and that's one that I'll be using for
this installation.
So this page is for the type of Hahne desk.
Now, dynamically allocated disks are faster to create and they'll also grow to larger sizes.
Fixed sized disks, maybe faster to use.
But that way they won't grow any larger once they start filling up.
So let's select the dynamically allocated option and quick continue.
So here I want to make the size of a virtual disk, 20 gigabyte.
OK, quick.
Continue.
And the start button.