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Move your cursor to the last line and press the letter “i” on your keyboard to insert text.

Browse to the etc folder using cd /etc.

Switch to the root user using sudo su and enter your password.

Create a folder in your guest OS that you want to share, like mkdir /media/Share.

Check Auto-mount and Make Permanent, if available.

Enter a folder name with no spaces e.g.

Browse to a folder of your choice in the folder path.

Click on the folder with the plus on the right.

In VirtualBox, click your OS on the left and click on Settings.

Once you have reviewed the settings, select the imported virtual machine and in the toolbar click the Start button.

You can adjust the number of CPUs and the RAM you want to give to the VM. Review the virtual machine settings to make sure that the virtual machine has the hardware it needs to operate.

After the import, select the imported virtual machine and in the toolbar click the Settings button.

The Appliance Import Wizard is closed and after a few moments, the imported virtual machine will be listed in Oracle VM VirtualBox Manager.

The Appliance Import Settings step will display. Click on the small yellow folder icon ‘Choose’, browse to the location containing the *.ovf or *.ova file of the virtual machine you want to import, and click Open.The Appliance Import wizard is displayed in a new window. Launch Virtual Box and in the File menu, select Import Appliance.Once Virtual Box is installed, here are the steps to get your virtual machine working: And since the version of Virtual Box used to build vGate was the release 6.0.18, you have to install at least this version to be able to run the virtual machine.

GateContrib: a user-oriented public repository of Gate (macros, examples and user contributions)Īs the vGate machine has been built using the Virtual Box software, you will have to install this software on your host machine first.Ubuntu LTS 20.04 on Virtual Box (40GB virtual HD).The following software is installed on this machine (see this file for more details): A full Linux environment is totally set up to be able to use GATE just by launching a simple command: “Gate”. With vGate you can launch your first GATE simulation in just a few steps! No need to install anything, no need to configure anything, and no time spent to understand compilation and related stuff. Note: also install the VirtualBox Extension Pack that provides support for USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 devices, and will allow you to create a shared folder between your computer and vGate. This virtual machine can be run on any host machine (Linux, Windows, MacOS, …) provided the Virtual Box program is installed and ready for use. It is a complete virtual machine running an Ubuntu 64 bits operating system and made using the free software Virtual Box.