On Intel based processors this is called Intel Virtualisation Technology or Intel-VT and on AMD processors it is called AMD-V. If you run into issues with virtualisation (crashes or failing to load), you may want to check as hardware CPU virtualisation may have to be turned on in your BIOS. Do I need a special type of computer?Ī duel core or quad core computer from the past 4-5 years with at least 4GB of ram is highly recommended. These only run 1 operating system but allow you to run more than 1 program at a time.ĭo note though, you need a slightly more powerful computer than if just installing Ubuntu directly to the internal hard drive (as it has to run your normally operating system and Ubuntu at the same time). Virtualisation should not be confused with multithreading or hyper-threading. Virtualisation is basically running a second virtual computer inside (and at the same time as) your normal computer.Įach virtual install is completely separate from anything else, as the virtual hard drive is just a single file, you can delete the entire virtual operating system extremely easily. Virtualbox provides a free, simple and easy to use solution for virtualising your PiNet server.
Note this method although should work fine, is not official supported.
Unfortunately PiNet is no longer maintained.
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