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How to Install Fedora 25 on the OVM


How to Install fedora 25 on the OVM

Since we already did download and install the OVM we will now move into installing the OS that we want in this tutorial I will be showing how to install Fedora-25

Step 1:

Download the Fedora-25 OS, this is going to be an ISO which is a CD that need to be mounted to a Virtual Image I will show you how to do it step by step.

Step 2:

Open your OVM (Oracle Virtual Machine) and select the OS you want to emulate













Make sure to name it in a way you can remember what OS is it, in this case I'm going to call mine Fedora25-Test for this tutorial

Step 3:

Select the resources you want to use for this OS and make sure to create a VIMD (Virtual Machine Disk)
























Make sure to have at least 30gb for the disk


Step 4:

After you finish the setup of your OS we are going now to install the Linux OS on it, go to the Settings option and select the next options
















Step 5:

After click on the CD image there are going to be some options there and you are going to select











after you select 'Choose Virtual Optical Disk File' you are going to select the ISO we did download at the beginning








Step 6:

Run it!


















Step 7:

Setup, Select the language that suits you
















Select the Hard Drive were you are going to install it





















all the other settings you can leave them like that or if you wish you can change them but by selecting the disk and language are you are ready to go
















It will not ask you to create a password and the user















After it finish the installation (it might take like 10-20 minutes) restart the OVM

















Step 7:

Close the running fedora and make sure to take off the ISO before running it











Run again the Fedora25-Test and that's it you have just install Fedora 25



































Hope it was easy and clear enough for you.

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