Use Tab key and navigate to Install CentOS 7 option, before hitting Enter.Change the file location if you need to:.Ensure your screen looks similar to mine, and click Create. Simply follow the instructions and you will be good. Setup of Virtual Box is straightforward.Germán.- Attachments CentOS KDE-20-58-05.zip (26.99 KiB) Downloaded 71 times cgerman77 Posts: 1 Joined: 3.This article will touch upon installing CentOS 7 and help setup your network in such a way that the servers can connect to the Internet, as well as ping others in the guest network. I'am attaching the Vbox.log obtained as the above step list specified.ĮDIT: I changed the graphics controller from VMSVGA to VboxVga and the mouse pointer is visible now. I tried the installation a second time changing to full screen (right-ctrl + f), It didn't work either.

But it seems related to the graphical representation of the mouse pointer because I can still perform some clicks and the UI selects items from the language list (guessing the estimated position of it of course) When I pressed right-ctrl, the mouse pointer is back and visible. When I arrived to the language screen (first one) pressed the left button of the mouse and it disappeared. I created a new VM and tried to boot up with CentOS-7-x86_6.iso. I'm having a similar issue while triying to install CentOS 7 using VirtualBox 6.0. So, I am stuck, and would be glad about any suggestion, or other help. I did a lot of such installations before, and never had such problems. I have tried to use the 'basic graphics mode', with the same result. However, I cannot delete a partition, because that would require confirmation of a secondary dialog.) Another example: I can open the installation destination dialog. However, if I try to add a german keyboard, a secondary dialog opens, which should allow me to select the proper dialog. (Example: I can open the keyboard configuration dialog, and can delete the default US english keyboard there. However, as soon as a secondary dialog opens, the UI is freezed, and no further actions are possible (apart from ACPI shutdown). At that point, the main dialogs are working fine. I get to the main installation dialog, where I can do some things like configure networking, installation source, and target. The installation ISO boots up, and I can skip the language selection dialog.

I've got the following problem when trying to install CentOS on a VirtualBox 6.0.0 host:

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