Which indicates that the size of my disk for the OS is too small. I have not been able to login to different TTYs of Ubuntu inside the virtual machine, to debug the case further. The encryption of the virtual disk should not be a problem because I managed to get the login view of the OS. Where the Ubuntu on the host stays stacked infinite time.
I login successfully to my Ubuntu's user account but the session only stays in the view I login successfully to the encrypted system. I solved the PATH problem by not changing the PATH but uninstalling Macports as described here by the recursive forceful deletes, so I can now call the function without explicitly having /usr/local/bin/VBoxManage in the start of the command. In VirtualBox 4, there was VBoxManage command to enlarge the image size, as described here about How To Resize A VirtualBox Disk (Window and Mac) VBoxManage modifyhd “” –resize 40000 It just describes about the command VBoxManage modifyhd but not how you can get it in your commandline. However, I cannot find a similar way for OS X.ĭavidAnderson. There is an option in Windows's VirtualBox to enlarge the image here described. I have VirtualBox 5 in OS X El Capitan 10.11.3.
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