It’s meant to be small and fast, but I want to run it as a virtual box guest. I have suspended this project, but here are my notes. <\/p>\n
I installed it with no users and login as guest. So They have a unique package management solution, called ‘modules’. Here is their alleged tutorial<\/a>.<\/p>\n You need a .xzm version of vbox additions, synchronous with the vbox manager version in use, placed in the modules folder; this thread on their forums<\/a> refers to this. I can’ find a version 5 guest additions file but havn’t looked that hard.<\/p>\n I couldn’t find the install program, so am booting off\u00a0 read-only cd which is immutable and so even \/tmp is unchangeable and it fails to remember the screen size and anything between boots. There is a use for immutable boot images, but only if they do what you want.<\/p>\n This video refers to these problems and shows a way round this, but it’s dated 2012. I am not sure if it solves the need for a .xzm file.<\/p>\nsudo<\/code> is not available, I use su<\/code> instead.<\/p>\n