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	{{header_en\|title=StudioSG - ~~Virtualbox 3-D graphic acceleration~~\| keyword={{Template:Keyword_en_virtualbox}}\| description=How-to ~~enable 3-D graphic acceleration for~~ a ~~Virtualbox~~ virtual machine ~~running Slackware Linux~~ \| link_page=virtualbox_usb_install}}		{{header_en\|title=StudioSG - Install a virtual machine using an USB stick\| keyword={{Template:Keyword_en_virtualbox}}\| description=How-to install a new virtual machine in VirtualBox recurring to an USB stick \| link_page=virtualbox_usb_install}}

	What follows is somewhat of a hack to install a VirtualBox virtual machine from an '''Usb''' stick instead of a '''Dvd''' or '''Iso''' image. An Usb install is impossible per se as '''the VirtualBox Bios does not support booting from an Usb device'''. A "lack" that limits user options when installing as well as when the machine is in need of a rescue system to solve operating system repair.		What follows is somewhat of a hack to install a VirtualBox virtual machine from an '''Usb''' stick instead of a '''Dvd''' or '''Iso''' image. An Usb install is impossible per se as '''the VirtualBox Bios does not support booting from an Usb device'''. A "lack" that limits user options when installing as well as when the machine is in need of a rescue system to solve operating system repair.