3. Enter a name for this virtual machine. As we are using an Ubuntu image for this example, set the _Type_ field to "Linux", and the _Version_ field to "Ubuntu (64-bit)".
3. Enter a name for this virtual machine. As we are using an Ubuntu image for this example, set the _Type_ field to `Linux`, and the _Version_ field to `Ubuntu (64-bit)`.
![Name](images/scr3.png"Name")
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![Memory size](images/scr4.png"Memory size")
5. Select the "Create a virtual hard disk now" option.
5. Select the `Create a virtual hard disk now` option.
![Hard disk](images/scr5.png"UHard disk")
6. Set "VDI" as the hard disk file type.
6. Set `VDI` as the hard disk file type.
![Hard disk file type](images/scr6.png"Hard disk file type")
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![Location](images/scr8.png"Location")
9. You should now see the menu listed in the VirtualBox Manager window:
9. You should now see the machine listed in the VirtualBox Manager window:
![VBM](images/scr9.png"VBM")
10. Click on the settings button:
10. Click on the `Settings` button:
![Menu](images/scr14.png"Menu")
Open the `Storage` tab and click on the little icon of a "plus in front of a circle" beside the `Controller: IDE` entry in the `Storage Devices` list (first from the left)
Open the `Storage` tab and click on the little icon of a "plus in front of a circle" beside the `Controller: IDE` entry in the `Storage Devices` list (first from the left):
