To begin it is assumed you have downloaded the relevant Ubuntu iso file, created a new virtual machine through VirtualBox and gone through that install process. NAT network adapter (for access to the outside world).a host-only network adapter and configure the VM with a static IP address (for host to guest access).VirtualBoxįor this to happen the VM needs 2 network adapters: The aim is being able to access the guest on a static IP from the host to upload/download files and for the guest to be able to access the internet for API access to external services, apt update etc.
$ hciconfig -aīD Address: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx ACL MTU: 1021:7 SCO MTU: 240:3 Be sure it says “UP RUNNING” (Line 4 in the example below).
If everything is fine, you should be able to see something like below. Check if Bluetooth is enabled on Ubuntu by typing the command below. Then, select Bluetooth adapter to enable.ĥ-1. In “Oracle VM VirtualBox” window, select “Devices” > “USB” from the top menu bar.Ĥ-2. Go back to Device Manager, enable the Bluetooth adapter. (right-click on the Bluetooth device and select “Enable device”)Ĥ-1. Select your Ubuntu guest and click on “Start” icon on “Oracle VM VirtualBox Manager” window.ģ-1. Disable Bluetooth adapter (right-click on your Bluetooth device and select “Disable device”)Ģ-2. Launch “Device Manager” (right-click on Windows icon at left bottom corner, then select “Device Manager”)ġ-2.
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