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Bitnami redmine ubuntu vm folder manual#

On my wireless laptop I had ETH0 and WLAN0. If you have a wired and wireless adaptor you may need to tweak the Name value.Change it to Attached to: Bridged Adaptor.

Under the Adaptor 1 tab it probably says Attached to: NAT.

When I started the VM it notified me I could access Review Board at 10.0.2.15. My home network is setup on 192.168.1.xxx and my router provides DHCP. If you do start the machine - take note of the information provided! See the Logging In section below. After some research and trial and error I discovered I needed to tweak some additional VirtualBox settings, YMMV.

Go to Storage -> IDE Controller -> Add a new IDE controller and select the BitNami vmdk file.Īt this point they indicate you can start your machine, and I did but I promptly discovered I couldn’t access the VM over the network.

Once the machine creation finishes, go to Settings -> System -> Processor -> Enable PAE.

Choose “existing hard disk” and select the BitNami “vmdk” file.

Create a new Virtual Machine and set that it is a Linux (Ubuntu or SuSE) machine.

Bitnami redmine ubuntu vm folder manual#

I tried that but quickly ran into several errors.īeing familiar with VirtualBox I opted for the manual setup: The Bitnami instructions indicate you can ‘import’ the image they provide (for VMWare) into VirtualBox by importing the supplied bitnami-reviewboard-1.6.5-0-ubuntu-10.10.ovf file. Guest - ‘Ubuntu’ version of the Bitnami image which is 10.10.Since I imagine most of my cf.Objective() audience will be on Windows or Mac I opted to use the VM option. Enter Bitnami who now offer a Review Board ‘stack’.īitnami has native installers for Linux as well as ‘virtual’ images for VMWare and VirtualBox. I’ve done this before and the installation isn’t too bad, but could be easier. For my upcoming cf.Objective() presentation on code reviews I needed to setup a working copy of Review Board.