How to Install Linux Mint 17 Cinnamon on Virtual Box with Full Screen Resolution

Good video really helped me.Installed 32-bit Linuxmint 17.3.But how to create Dextop and Server.

Very good video... One suggestion is include Enabling Intel VT and AMD-V virtualization hardware extensions in BIOS

This saved my life, two years after the fact. Thank you, very much.

Thank you. You helped a lot!

Gosh, you really hit the keyboard hard

acpi pcc probe failed help plz

THAT INDIAN ACCENT XD

thanks so much! to point out ENTER and ENTER cos i was really stuck on the grey screen in a loop. I am in now and installing linux.

what's that accent? it took me a while to understand he was even speaking english

i have Linux Mint 17 64 bits it will steak on install. vm or laptop as same.laptop 32bit

If you use the lastest update of Linux Mint, the 17.3 Cinnamon, you will have 3D issues. You have to configure your VM like this, go to display -> Active the 3d. Have fun and thanks you for the tutorial.

It keeps on saying I don't have at least 9.4 GB of space to install it, even though I created the VM exactly the way he did in the video. Any help please? I'm using Linux Mint Cinnamon 64 bit, not 32 bit.

Thank you! This tutorial was very util to me.

When i hit start linux mint it just sat there wont do anything? help

Thanks! Worked like a charm. I had to enable vitalization in the BIOS to get Virtualbox to show the 64 bit version of Linux.

Great video! Set up linux mint on virtual box easily and have it running!

After this installation i'm not able to get connected to the internet...please help me out..thanks in advance

Thankyouthankyouthankyouthankyou!!!!! It worked! I've been trying for weeks to get this going properly and was on the verge of buying a laptop with it already installed. Trying to get this going was pretty much giving me a breakdown as I need it for 2 of my uni papers,and I was falling waaaaay behind!
Thankyou so much!!!!!!

Yes and thanks got it to work

Thanks I got it to work I rebooted again and it came up.