Running a Disto of Linux with VirtualBox installed.

You can also consider if using an older laptop. I suppose you could install the image natively to a hard drive, but that would have to be something you will have to research yourself. Its a duel core Celeron with 4gb, 64gb SSD and the image is on a 64gb SDCard. I run this quite comfortably on a 4 year old Netbook.

Sit back and think before you do something really stupid!!!! Got an extension cord, turned it back on and it picked up where it left off. I had a laptop die on me part way flashing a module. But remember the software itself is not quick as it is browser based.Īnother tip is make sure your plugged into the mains (and god created the extension cord) with older laptops (dodgy batteries). If you wish to speed this up, get newer hardware or replace the drive with a SDD. This has all been on older machines with mechanical hard drives. I have had a number of people say that the VM is not finding the Mongoose.

So on start-up of the VM, it can take a number of minutes for the VM to recognize and start the USB’s to recognize your mongoose. If you’re using an older PC/Laptop, remember it is now running two versions of windows at the same time. The newer and more powerful the hardware. I created these images on my i7 overclocked Gaming rig, and use it on a 4 year old 2 core netbook. So if your using old hardware that is slow running one version of Windows, its going to be a lot slower running two. Just be aware that you will be running 2 operating systems at the same time. I take no responsibility for any damage done to your car or equipment with use of this software.

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