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Fire up your Pserver in Virtual Box, then buckle your seat belt.
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Now that you have a linux ISO (CentOS in this case) let's get down to business. Especially if they are following a guide to the letter. Not super complicated, however this will throw people off. Navigate to where you keep your VMDK file, select that, then hit create. You're going to select "Use an existing virtual disk file" and click the little folder icon at the right of the window. Everything is essentially the same except the options for the Virtual Disk Drive at the bottom. You will need to follow along with the guide with one exception: You will be using advanced mode instead of guided mode.

All you need to do is click "File" then "Import Appliance" and follow the guided steps and poof.

This is pretty much the whole shebang in a nice, neat package. Again, that's what I am here for.įor *.ova (Open Virtualization Format Archive) Depending on which one of these you got, it can change your installation process and possibly mess up your ability to follow along with the guide and confuse you. One will be a blue cube icon, and one will be an orange cube icon. Since Eperty123 is using Virtual Box, I will go over the two most popular types of images you will find: All you need to do is import the image and in almost 30 minutes (Varies from platform to platform but you get the idea) you can have a server up and running. Someone has already done the configuration and installation for you. These are popular in the Pserver community. You can then skip ahead to #Linux# unless you want to continue just as an informal FYI. This guide walks you through the process of selecting the host media. If you're building the virtual machine from scratch, you will need to follow Eperty123's guide. Simply downloading a vdisk image is not enough. Your VM needs this software, otherwise it will not work. These are the programs you are going to use to create your VM (Virtual Machine) There's not really much more explanation for these applications. Virtual box or VMWare player are host applications.
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It uses software that has the capability of pretending to be hardware and functions the same.
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They can accommodate a wide array of operating systems from Unix, Linux, Lindows, ReactOS (Open Source Windows Alternative) and even windows from 3.1 all the way up to Windows 10. Virtual machines are basically emulators for operating systems. So with all of that out of the way, let's get into our first topic. I am going to try and follow the flow of Eperty123's guide so that way if you're jumping back and forth, what you're looking for here will be somewhat of an indicator as to what step you're on in the guide. Keep this guide handy in case a topic is mentioned that you do not understand (like compiling shell scripts or navigating the databases using command line (CLI/Command Line Interface). Find the guide of your choosing (For Aura Kingdom, there's only one really popular guide, Eperty123's guide) Then open a new tab and open this guide.
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"So if you're not going to show me how to configure a server, how am I supposed to use this guide?" This is a complimentary guide for those inexperienced or completely new to linux, virtual machines, SQL and other topics discussed in the actual guide to configuring the server. This is NOT a step by step guide to configuring a server. I am here to help supplement your knowledge on setting up and configuring an Aura Kingdom private server. Well if the idea of creating a virtual machine, connecting to linux using a terminal client, and possibly navigating SQL using queries makes you nauseous, you've come to the right place my friend. "Bash? What's that? Chown? 777? I just wanted to start a server man!!" If you're reading this guide, you've likely decided that you wanted to set up a private server, yet when following some of the instructions, you have absolutely NO EFFING CLUE what's being said.

This title comes with all of the positive, and negative, connotation.
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The MOMENT you download server files and start digging into the guts of how these games work, you are now a developer. I am telling you that so that you know EXACTLY what you're getting into. I am not telling you that to discourage you. Welcome to one of the most painstakingly frustrating past times.
