Hi everyone, I'm new in virtualbox and I've got a little question:
There is a way to start a VM without using the GUI?
I've got virtualbox in a server without display, now i'm using ARD, but I've found some topics where Linux users can run VirtualBox and VMs in terminal (command line).
Thanks
VirtualBox from command line: Help
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icearrow93
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dmcgraw
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Re: VirtualBox from command line: Help
Yes, the command would be
I know your host is a Mac and I have not used VB on a Mac, so you will have to figure out where the VBoxManage command is located.
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VBoxManange startvm <vmname>-
icearrow93
- Posts: 2
- Joined: 9. Mar 2010, 20:02
- Primary OS: Mac OS X other
- VBox Version: OSE other
- Guest OSses: Windows Server 2003 x64
Re: VirtualBox from command line: Help
thanks for help, the Vmanage is already installed on the terminal, so I don't have to locate the command