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Would anyone have a tip for running a virtual box ubuntu server image?

Setting up the virtual box image seemed to go just fine, updated ok, and I did a few reboots. What I wanted to get to work was being able to copy & paste from host operating system into this guest VM but now I am running into a blue screen when I boot it up.

I did do this process when I was trying to setup the copy paste and it seems like after this everything went blue. First answer for this post:

The problem is with the virtualbox-guest-x11 package missing

Would anyone have any tips to try? Sorry not on expert here in linux or virtual box... My ultimate goal is to be able to SSH into this VM running ubuntu server image. This is all that comes up when I log into the VM:

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UPDATE FOR SCREENSHOT enter image description here

THESE STEPS WORKED TO GET SSH SETUP from my Windows Host to the Ubuntu server VM

Would anyone have a tip for running a virtual box ubuntu server image?

Setting up the virtual box image seemed to go just fine, updated ok, and I did a few reboots. What I wanted to get to work was being able to copy & paste from host operating system into this guest VM but now I am running into a blue screen when I boot it up.

I did do this process when I was trying to setup the copy paste and it seems like after this everything went blue. First answer for this post:

The problem is with the virtualbox-guest-x11 package missing

Would anyone have any tips to try? Sorry not on expert here in linux or virtual box... My ultimate goal is to be able to SSH into this VM running ubuntu server image. This is all that comes up when I log into the VM:

enter image description here

UPDATE FOR SCREENSHOT enter image description here

Would anyone have a tip for running a virtual box ubuntu server image?

Setting up the virtual box image seemed to go just fine, updated ok, and I did a few reboots. What I wanted to get to work was being able to copy & paste from host operating system into this guest VM but now I am running into a blue screen when I boot it up.

I did do this process when I was trying to setup the copy paste and it seems like after this everything went blue. First answer for this post:

The problem is with the virtualbox-guest-x11 package missing

Would anyone have any tips to try? Sorry not on expert here in linux or virtual box... My ultimate goal is to be able to SSH into this VM running ubuntu server image. This is all that comes up when I log into the VM:

enter image description here

UPDATE FOR SCREENSHOT enter image description here

THESE STEPS WORKED TO GET SSH SETUP from my Windows Host to the Ubuntu server VM

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Would anyone have a tip for running a virtual box ubuntu server image?

Setting up the virtual box image seemed to go just fine, updated ok, and I did a few reboots. What I wanted to get to work was being able to copy & paste from host operating system into this guest VM but now I am running into a blue screen when I boot it up.

I did do this process when I was trying to setup the copy paste and it seems like after this everything went blue. First answer for this post:

The problem is with the virtualbox-guest-x11 package missing

Would anyone have any tips to try? Sorry not on expert here in linux or virtual box... My ultimate goal is to be able to SSH into this VM running ubuntu server image. This is all that comes up when I log into the VM:

enter image description here

UPDATE FOR SCREENSHOT enter image description here

Would anyone have a tip for running a virtual box ubuntu server image?

Setting up the virtual box image seemed to go just fine, updated ok, and I did a few reboots. What I wanted to get to work was being able to copy & paste from host operating system into this guest VM but now I am running into a blue screen when I boot it up.

I did do this process when I was trying to setup the copy paste and it seems like after this everything went blue. First answer for this post:

The problem is with the virtualbox-guest-x11 package missing

Would anyone have any tips to try? Sorry not on expert here in linux or virtual box... My ultimate goal is to be able to SSH into this VM running ubuntu server image. This is all that comes up when I log into the VM:

enter image description here

Would anyone have a tip for running a virtual box ubuntu server image?

Setting up the virtual box image seemed to go just fine, updated ok, and I did a few reboots. What I wanted to get to work was being able to copy & paste from host operating system into this guest VM but now I am running into a blue screen when I boot it up.

I did do this process when I was trying to setup the copy paste and it seems like after this everything went blue. First answer for this post:

The problem is with the virtualbox-guest-x11 package missing

Would anyone have any tips to try? Sorry not on expert here in linux or virtual box... My ultimate goal is to be able to SSH into this VM running ubuntu server image. This is all that comes up when I log into the VM:

enter image description here

UPDATE FOR SCREENSHOT enter image description here

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ubuntu server image blue screened

Would anyone have a tip for running a virtual box ubuntu server image?

Setting up the virtual box image seemed to go just fine, updated ok, and I did a few reboots. What I wanted to get to work was being able to copy & paste from host operating system into this guest VM but now I am running into a blue screen when I boot it up.

I did do this process when I was trying to setup the copy paste and it seems like after this everything went blue. First answer for this post:

The problem is with the virtualbox-guest-x11 package missing

Would anyone have any tips to try? Sorry not on expert here in linux or virtual box... My ultimate goal is to be able to SSH into this VM running ubuntu server image. This is all that comes up when I log into the VM:

enter image description here