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hi error installing oracle linux i have attach the disk
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Andrew Hancock (VMware vExpert PRO / EE Fellow/British Beekeeper)
or the disk you've attached is not bootable, or corrupted, not recognized,.
More information required,
Are you trying to BOOT from the ISO to install an OS, or BOOT from the virtual disk.
More information required,
Are you trying to BOOT from the ISO to install an OS, or BOOT from the virtual disk.
What device are you booting from? This looks like starting from a freshly initialized disk. (.vdi?)...
What is yor system boot order? is cd-rom included? and mentioned FIRST.
It is in the system setup section.
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i am booting to install new iso
this the order
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this the order
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Error shows that your ISO image file is not bootable. Make sure .iso file is bootable.
If your importing existing .vdi, first copy the .vdi file in virtualbox virtual disks repository directory, while creating new VM select use existing hard disk.
Don't attached .iso image.