Choose the installation language, Country, and Time Zone.Select the downloaded Debian 11 Bullseye ISO file.Īfter that, it will appear in the area meant to select a Startup disk, just select the ISO file, click the Choose button and Start your VM.Ī boot menu will appear, select Graphic install, press the Enter key and you will find yourself at the Debian 11 installation wizard. Click on the Add button and file explorer will open. Assing Debian 11 Bullseye bootable ISO to VMĪs you start the Virtual machine, a pop-up will appear asking you to select the startup disk. Select it and click on the Start button given in the VirtualBox menu.Ĥ. Once you are done with the above steps, a Debian 11 Virtual machine will appear on the left side amidst other VMs. Here in this tutorial, we are assigning 40GB. When it comes to select the amount of storage space then either enter at least 20 GB or more as per your usage requirements.Let the default options selected as it is.

After that, we have to create the virtual hard disk.Set Memory or RAM using the Slider, go for at least 4GB to get optimal performance.Click on the Next button to move further.Enter some name for the machine such as Debian Bullseye and the rest of the things will automatically get configured.Now, run VirtualBox and click on the NEW button given in the Top menu of it.Whereas for all popular Linux its packages are available in their official repository. Here I am assuming that you already have Virtualbox installed on your system, if not then visit and download the installation setup as per your system.

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