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Note: If you do install VirtualBox (under 200 MB of HD space), add Oracle VM VirtualBox Extension Pack to it as well for better USB compatibility. From the settings for this machine, I'd increase video memory (from display properties) just for good measure, and under storage, click the small disk icon and choose 'Choose a virtual CD/DVD file.' -> choose the Tails iso, then boot the machine and you have Tails LiveCD running in a VM.
For example, on VirtualBox, you can just set up a machine (say Debian 32-bit although I doubt it'll matter since you don't need to install the OS) give it plenty or RAM and processors, but do not create a virtual hard disk for it. if you have no VM, then just burn the ISO onto a DVD.Ībout the VM, please note that you don't actually have to create a virtual machine that takes many GB of disk space. in any case, i initially used YUMI to make a bootable USB stick from the Tails ISO, and I remember I had some problems with that (in terms of persistence or using a USB stick with persistent folders). Click to expand.i'm not sure anymore, but i do remember you need the password for some operations, maybe persistence.
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