Got up this morning to set up a new Virtual Box VM for Win 7. I used the following links:
The only issue I ran into was that the directions had my VDI (virtual disk image) set up as SATA instead of SCSI. I went into the Virtual Box settings for the Ubuntu VM under Storage, removed the offending SATA Controller, added the SCSI controller in its' place with the VDI I had setup.
I used this link to figure out how to solve the issue: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1870942
I installed gnome IDE (this took quite a while) and then got started with a "startx" command.
Installing Ruby on Rails Framework
- https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Ubuntu_as_Guest_OS
- http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-gui-on-ubuntu-11-04-natty-server.html
The only issue I ran into was that the directions had my VDI (virtual disk image) set up as SATA instead of SCSI. I went into the Virtual Box settings for the Ubuntu VM under Storage, removed the offending SATA Controller, added the SCSI controller in its' place with the VDI I had setup.
I used this link to figure out how to solve the issue: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1870942
I installed gnome IDE (this took quite a while) and then got started with a "startx" command.
Installing Ruby on Rails Framework
I finished this Rails Stack up today with RVM upgraded an old Rails 3.x project to 3.1.x, except for Devise deprecation warnings everything seems to be up to date. My test framework (Cucumber, rspec, selenium) are all running in a stable fashion now.
After I get Devise deprecation warnings gone, I'll be able to start features again. It seems SaaS-Kit is now using a private gem server for upgrades and I will have to upgrade it as well.
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