veertu import from virtualbox not a bootable disk

Importing from VirtualBox: Not a Bootable Disk

When it comes to creating a new virtual machine (VM) in Veertu, users have the option to select 'Install your own VM from ISO or DVD' in the Create New VM window. This process allows users to import their own installation files and install Windows or Linux distros using an optical drive or user-provided ISO file.

Unlocking Additional Features

Veertu offers an in-app purchase option, currently priced at $39.99, which unlocks the ability to install Windows or other Linux distros using either an optical drive or a user-provided ISO file. With this feature, users can begin the process of installing their chosen Linux distribution using the ISO file as the boot disk.

Customizing VM Settings

Before launching the VM, users may need to make changes to the default settings. To do so, simply click the 'Customize' button and edit the VM settings in the Edit VM window. If all settings look fine as-is, users can click the 'Launch VM' button to begin the installation process.

Downloading Installation ISO Files

Once users have downloaded an appropriate installation ISO file from Veertu, a summary of the VM's default settings will be displayed. Note that these Linux ISO files are coming from Veertu and not directly from the distro maintainers. Users can select the Linux distribution they want to install from the list and click the 'Next' button to begin the installation process.

Veertu's Library of Linux VMs

Veertu's library of Linux VMs appears to be a collection of ISO files, downloaded from a Veertu-hosted service, which are then leveraged to set up a new VM using the Veertu-provided ISO file. This allows users to install selected Linux VMs without having to download and configure their own installation files.

Veertu is available for free from the Mac App Store and offers a convenient way to create and manage virtual machines on macOS. With its ability to import from VirtualBox and offer additional features such as installing Windows or Linux distros, Veertu provides users with a wide range of options for managing their virtual environments.

Veertu import from virtualbox not a bootable disk