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===VirtualBox===
===VirtualBox===
==== MacOS ====
==== MacOS ====
Create a new Virtual Machine, choose 'Linux' as the type, 'Other Linux (64-bit)' as the version and set the memory to at least 1GB, ideally 2GB+ as ClamAV on its own needs ~1GB.
* Create a new Virtual Machine, choose 'Linux' as the type, 'Other Linux (64-bit)' as the version and set the memory to at least 1GB, ideally 2GB+ as ClamAV on its own needs ~1GB. [[File:New VM.jpg]]
[[File:New VM.jpg]]
* Set your new drive to at least 10GB, leave it as VDI, Dynamically Allocated [[File:New Drive.jpg]]
* Once the machine's created, go into Settings -> System. Change the Chipset type to ICH9 [[File:Chipset.jpg]]
Under System -> Processor, bump it up to 2 CPUs if your machine supports it
By default, under storage you'll have an IDE controller. Hit the X at the bottom to remove it
Add an AHCI controller in its place
Set the port count to 2, then hit the + disk icon on the controller
Choose the VDI created in the machine setup
Do the same with the CD icon. Choose the SME ISO if you've already added it to Virtual Media Manager. If it's not there then hit 'Add' and browse for the ISO
Disable audio. Not mandatory, but you're not going to need it
Choose a 'bridged' network adapter and make sure it's attached to your host's main network connection. This way your VM will becaues like a normal machine on your network and you can SSH to it
You're done - fire up the VM and the installer should start
Note - when the machine reboots you may see a 'critical error' (unless it's just my Hackintosh being weird). This is fine - just hit Ok and start it up again
=== Proxmox ===
=== Proxmox ===