Note: Please make sure VirtualBox version and extension pack version must match otherwise additional functionality will not work properly. Now, we are ready to create virtual machines inside the VirtualBox. From the File menu choose Preferences and then click on ExtensionsĪbove window also confirms that extension is installed and active. You will be prompted to accept the License agreement, press ‘ Y’ to accept it.Ībove screen confirms that extension has been installed successfully. To install extension pack, run following command $ sudo VBoxManage extpack install Oracle_VM_VirtualBox_Extension_Pack-6.1.32.vbox-extpack To Install extension pack, let’s first download its file using beneath wget command. VirtualBox Extension pack provides additional functionality to virtualbox like support for USB 2.0 & USB 3.0, PXE boot for Intel Cards, disk encryption and VirtualBox RDP. Before start creating virtual machines inside the virtualbox, let’s first install extension pack in the next step. This confirms that VirtualBox has been started successfully. To access the VirtualBox, type virtualbox in search dash.Ĭlick on VirtualBox icon, we will get following window. Once the VirtualBox is installed successfully, try to access it. To Install VirtualBox along with its dependencies, run the following apt command $ sudo apt install -y virtualbox

To view the available VirtualBox version, run $ sudo apt-cache policy virtualbox Latest version of VirtualBox and its dependencies are available in default package repositories of Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. To make the system package cache up to date, run $ sudo apt update 2) Install VirtualBox with apt command Without any further delay, let’s deep dive into the installation steps 1) Update System Package Cache

Multi Core Processor ( 4 Core CPUs or more).Minimal Ubuntu 22.04 LTS system installed.Minimum System Requirement for VirtualBox

Virtualbox extension pack 5.2.12