Ubuntu 11.04 Natty unity 3D on virtualbox

Have you try Ubuntu 11.04 Natty yet? I think mostly all of us will try it on virtual machine first. Yes, in fact i try install it on my virtualbox. But after the installation, i keep getting error saying my virtual machine does not support 3D for unity to work. So, how do you solve this?

Steps to take
1# Ok the first thing you need is to install Virtualbox or if you had Virtualbox, just open it up.

2# Now you need to create new virtual machine after that go to settings and click on display check “Enable 3D Acceleration” option.
Virtualbox 3D enable

3# Download ubuntu 11.04 latest and install ubuntu 11.04

4# After the ubuntu 11.04 installation (you will see the error regarding no 3d display, just ignore it), now you need to install Virtualbox guest additions for this you need to click on Devices–>Install Guest Additions
(this start a VBoxLinuxAdditions.run script so you need to run this script when it is done close the terminal and restart yourubuntu 11.04 virtual machine)

5# Now your unity should be working under virtualbox.

Enjoy~

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3 thoughts on “Ubuntu 11.04 Natty unity 3D on virtualbox

  1. Guest additions didn’t work for me, I still couldn’t use Unity. It kept crashing when logging in. Worse still, I couldn’t even log into Ubuntu Classic, only Ubuntu Class (no effects).

    I installed unity 2d though, and it worked. as far as i can tell it looks almost like the real thing, except I don’t have the hardware to run Compiz, that’s all.

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