

Before proceeding, if you’re on a system that uses apt-get as its package manager, then you might want to make sure that you have all the repositories on and then run sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade from the CLI terminal prompt. Assuming that you’re already running the latest drivers for your hardware, then you need to head back to the VirtualBox window. If there are any driver issues, then you’ll need to iron them out before proceeding. Make sure that you’ve run a standard check for updates.


Some users even complain this is the case when working with other emulation software. You might also have the same problem with your instance of Linux operating as the host system and some other piece of system software running inside of an emulator. This is due to a major configuration shortfall. However, many common chipset wireless adapters won’t work properly when running Linux inside of an emulated virtual machine. Kali, Puppy and Bodhi Linux are all popular for Internet browsing while inside of VirtualBox, and you’ll probably try out many others if you enjoy using an emulated test environment or develop Web code and prefer to run it inside of a sandbox.
