Partway through, your VM should resize to your screen. A terminal window will open and an installation script will activate and automatically run. A window will pop up in the VM asking if you want to start some software. Again type sudo update-grub to apply your changes.įinally, reboot your system by typing sudo reboot Click on 'Devices' and select 'Insert Guest Additions CD Image'.After installation is done reboot and you should be full screen. The final line should look like GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash video=hyperv_fb:1920x1080" To install VirtualBox Guest Additions software on Ubuntu virtual machine operating systems, select the Devices from VirtualBox host application menu and click Insert Guest Additions CD image view image. After splash word, click on space from the keyword.Go to this line GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash".Provide the password for your superuser.Type the below command line sudo vi /etc/default/grub Note setting to full screen in VirtualBOX just hides the Windows 7. Once the Ubuntu virtual machine is started, right-click on any desktop, and select Open Terminal. Any ideas to as how to make Ubuntu take up the full screen (Same space as the XP screen).
Connect to your Ubuntu virtual machine.To show Ubuntu virtual machine in Full-Screen Mode by default, you should do the following: by default, the Ubuntu virtual machine display resolution is set to the recommended display resolution, and unfortunately, you can't change this setting from the GUI. Change Ubuntu Display Resolution in Hyper-V and Virtual Box and VMwareĪctually, it's a known issue.
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