Maybe somewhere there is a pre-made image for Mint 18 if Mint 19 won't I did find a pre-made, downloadable virtual machine for Mint 19: Through quite a few hardware and operating system changes, and it always I did use it regularly, it worked flawlessly to allow running an old I haven't used VirtualBox in several years, but back when VirtualBox can be set up to run seamlessly inside the host Linux The one you use every day somehow gets corrupted. Running properly, make a backup copy of the virtual machineĬonfiguration files and especially the VDI (virtual disk image) in case The virtual machine's and real machine's hard drives. VirtualBox does allow to open/export/save files back and forth between Maybe you've already considered using a virtual machine, but if not,

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