Boot USB Tails through VirtualBox?
The problem probably comes from using Universal USB Installer and Rufus.
Please try using Tails Installer instead:
- Machine > Settings > Storage > CD/DVD Rive > Choose a virtual CD/DVD disk file...
- Open the tails-i386-[version].iso file you downloaded and boot from that.
- Start Tails.
- When you started go Application > Tails > Tails Installer, then use Clone & Install to create your Live USB
Note: the partition used by Tails will not be visible in Windows, it will display an unpartitioned drive. Note 2: If you use Tails in a Virtual Machine the host OS sees everything.
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Connor
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Connor over 1 year
So I have Tails 1.2 on my USB (Disk 5) and also on a partition (2) on an external hard drive (Disk 4). The USB shows up as 3.75GB and the partition is 6GB. I want to be able to boot either Disk 4 or Disk 5 through virtualbox but can't seem to get around the following error Tails throws a bit after choosing to boot.
I have tried following the following tutorials:
- http://www.howtogeek.com/187721/how-to-boot-from-a-usb-drive-in-virtualbox - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvYkujvUXhc - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWyEXGtMQjE
Here is the error after trying to boot the partition (with the rest of my computer):
microcode: CPU0 update to revision 0x29 failed
All three of the tutorials above still gave me the same error booting up tails as in the image. I have tried remounting the tails iso to both the partition and usb using Universal USB Installer and Rufus. I have also redownloaded the iso twice. What else can I try? Is what I'm attempting to do even possible?
EDIT: I have also gotten a new 16gb flash drive to test and gotten the exact same error still.
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Connor over 9 yearsAnyone have an idea?
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