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  • Submitted: Mar 05 2012 04:23 PM
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Download Raspberry Pi VirtualBox

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raspberry pi emulation virtualbox



Raspberry Pi VirtualBox

Mirrored file, originally posted in this topic:  http://www.raspberry...-with-added-cow

Instructions:

User is rpi and password is password.
The Ubuntu host that the VirtualBox image provides has Python & Geany installed on it so you can follow the programming tutorials at:
http://www.youtube.c...Ra…..iTutorials

If you wish to emulate an actual ARM device, launch LXTerminal and:
./getDebian
which will download and unpack the Debian ARM disk image, a kernel and a launch file.
cd debian
./launchDebian
Enter the password for sudo (remembering that the password is password) and it will show a couple of lines of setup.

Launch xtightvncviewer from right at the bottom of the Other menu (click bottom left to get to the menus).
Type localhost and press return.
This will connect you to the Debian ARM 'screen' so you can actually see something.
Login as root, password is password.

cat /proc/cpuinfo and lo, you are in a copy of Debian that is running on an ARM processor.

Nothing is installed expect the bare minimum to get you in – it does have apt sources setup so you can start installing straightaway.

If you want to really confuse yourself, why not setup just like the Ubuntu host is:
apt-get install lxde xorg python geany
Ensure you click in the VNC viewer window so that when you are asked for keyboard/character set options you see the dialog boxes come up. If you forget, just click and press an up or down key to get the window to refresh.

As LXDE isn't keen on the root user logging in, add a new user:
adduser userNameOfYourChoiceHere
You will be prompted to enter a new password – it is important that you remember it!
Reboot:
shutdown -r now
and when it comes back, you can login with your new user and password. You can surf the internet with IceWeasel (a bug fixed version of FireFox) and program Python with Geany.





Saludos desde España !!! y esperando probar Raspberry
Thanks for posting this. Looking forward to trying it out!
Ojalá este link funcione!

Saludos!

:)
Thanks for this handy virtualbox image

best regards
When I type ./getDebian it says 'No such file or directory'
Thanks for this handy virtualbox image
Thanks for this posting indeed, just what I need to get started while waiting for the hardware...
Ok got my first post in but maybe I need to post here also so here is another post......
I'm also trying to figure out how to gain permission to download this image. I'm just starting to learn about Raspberry Pi and want to use the VM image to get my feet wet before buying the board. What do I need to do to get permission to download?
Thanks for that - just starting to experiment...

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