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v1 v2 5 5 This guide explains how to set up a `.vdi` file with Alpine Linux, configure it for sharing, and provide instructions for others to use it in VirtualBox. 6 6 7 ---8 7 9 8 === **Part 1: Step-by-Step Instructions for Users** … … 13 12 2. Download the latest version for your operating system (Windows/macOS/Linux). 14 13 3. Install VirtualBox using the default options. 15 --- 14 16 15 ==== **2. Download the `.ova` File**: 17 16 1. Open the Google Drive link provided: … … 20 19 ``` 21 20 2. Download the `.ova file. 22 --- 21 23 22 ==== **3. Import the .ova File**: 24 23 … … 37 36 - Wait for VirtualBox to import the .ova file. This might take a few minutes. 38 37 39 --- 38 40 39 ==== **4. Start the Virtual Machine**: 41 40 1. Click **Start** in VirtualBox. … … 43 42 - **Username**: `moodle` 44 43 - **Password**: `mdl@123` 45 --- 44 46 45 ==== **5. Find the VM IP Address**: 47 46 1. Inside the VM, type: … … 54 53 - On the host machine, edit the `hosts` file to map the VM's IP to a hostname. 55 54 56 --- 55 57 56 58 57 ==== **Edit Hosts File** … … 90 89 ``` 91 90 92 --- 91 93 92 94 93 ==== **7. Access Moodle from the Host Machine**: … … 99 98 ``` 100 99 101 ---102 100 103 101 ==== Notes for Users: … … 110 108 This guide ensures users can easily import the `.vdi` file, configure the VM, and start practicing Moodle without additional setup. 111 109 112 ---113 110 114 111 ==== **Part 2: Troubleshooting**
