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Installing VirtualBox in linux via a script with also includes signing kernal modules

I have a linux VM (ubuntu 20.04) with secure boot settings active. Basically I need to install virtualBox and then create multiple VMs via virtual box via script only. No manual intervention should be ...
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Virtual machine running a *newer* linux kernel?

Is it possible to, for example, have the main system be Ubuntu 15.04 and install a virtual box that runs Ubuntu 15.10 inside of it? Or does the host system have to have a Linux kernel that is at least ...
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Problems installing VMware on arch linux

I'm trying to install VMware but when it gets to "before you can run VMware, several modules must be compiled and loaded into the running kernel" I click install, enter my password, and i get a error ...
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Program xxx tried to read /dev/mem between xxxxxx->xxxxxx

I've got a program that runs on RHEL 6.5 perfectly fine on a virtual machine generated with OpenStack. But since I updated my version of OpenStack (from Mirantis fuel 5.0 to 6.0) I have a new instance ...
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Running linux kernel 0.01 in a virtual machine

I'm just trying to know if is there is a way to run the first version of linux in a virtual machine. Since I am very new to this, my aim is to learn something basic on how the first version of linux ...
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pinning process to a CPU

I wish to pin a process to a CPU1 in my dual CPU machine - how can I do it in Linux - any pointers ?
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Keeping VirtualBox working across Linux kernel upgrade

I recently installed VirtualBox on my Linux host. I noticed while running the install script that some kernel modules were compiled/installed. I upgrade the kernel (building from source) quite often....
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