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Cant Install Custom OS On Virtualbox 5+
Posted: 9. Apr 2017, 22:46
by PheonixVX
Ok I've Installed Virtualbox and Turned My OS Into A ISO File But When i Run It It Shows This
https://postimg.org/image/s45hxc8of/
But In The picture it Won't Let Me Run My OS, i've Done Everything Right i Have a kernel but it stills doesnt work if you want to help you could download the OS but i'm pretty new to C++ and well i don't actually know if i did everything right
OS Download:
[Mod edit: Deleted URL until more information is provided]
Re: Cant Install Custom OS On Virtualbox 5+
Posted: 9. Apr 2017, 23:16
by towo2099
Try it without EFI.
Re: Cant Install Custom OS On Virtualbox 5+
Posted: 9. Apr 2017, 23:32
by socratis
Please do not link to 3rd party sites for your images. Upload them here, locally.
Please tell us what "Axis OS" is and where is the manufacturer's site, not from a 3rd party site.
I can't understand how 70 KB can be an ISO of an operating system. What and how is that?
Re: Cant Install Custom OS On Virtualbox 5+
Posted: 10. Apr 2017, 00:32
by PheonixVX
Oh. Axis OS Is Just A Custom OS That I'm Making It's Only A Start. and I Will Try It Without EFI
Also Im New So The Third Party Image Hosting Was A My Bad.
Pk I Tried Without EFI and Well It Started Showing Links so I Disabled Network Then It Said
FATAL: No Bootable medium Found! System Halted.
But I Do Have A Boot.asm
Also Can Someone Link Me To A Good IDE To Build A OS, Right Now I'm Using OS creator 2.0 Which isn't That Good.
Re: Cant Install Custom OS On Virtualbox 5+
Posted: 10. Apr 2017, 09:18
by mpack
This is not a Windows Host discussion. Moving to "Other Guests".
Does the guest OS support EFI? Does the guest OS include an installer? I'm struggling to understand how the author of a custom OS would need to test these things. You should be telling us what the boot requirements are.
Re: Cant Install Custom OS On Virtualbox 5+
Posted: 11. Apr 2017, 09:08
by frank
The 70KB ISO image which was referenced does not contain a valid El-Torito bootable CD image. At offset 0x8800 (sector 0x11), there is
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00008800: 0243 4430 3031 0100 0000 0000 0000 0000 .CD001..........
00008810: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 ................
00008820: 0000 0000 0000 0000 0032 0030 0031 0037 .........2.0.1.7
The first byte is 0x02 while the
El-Torito standard requires this byte being 0x00 (
Boot Record Indicator, must be 0). That's the reason why it doesn't boot in VirtualBox.