Windows 95 Virtualbox Image Centos

Help on installing windows 95 (iso) on VirtualBox? I've been trying to install windows 95 on VirtualBox from an.ISO i got off the web. I don't know what I've been doing wrong, even tried using DosBox. First, you don't extract an ISO, it's a disk image, you mount it as such. The other guy is right about how to go about installing. So my dilemma is simple. I have Oracle Virtualbox running on Centos 5.5 and need to get Windows XP up and running in a VM to do some stuff with LabView on this machine.

VMware ACE Configuring the Virtual Machines and Installing Software Configuring the Virtual Machines and Installing Software To finish preparing your project, review the configuration of all virtual machines and be sure that the appropriate operating system and software are installed in each virtual machine. Reviewing the Configuration of a Virtual Machine Reviewing the Configuration of a Virtual Machine Select a virtual machine in the project list. The display shows the virtual machine overview. Devices Devices The Devices list provides an overview of the devices configured for this virtual machine and the basic settings for each device. The list includes the virtual machine's memory and such virtual devices as hard disks, CD-ROM drives, floppy disks, Ethernet adapters, USB controllers and audio devices. To change the settings for an existing device, double-click the name of the device, then change the settings as needed. To add a device click Edit virtual machine settings in the Commands list, click Add, then follow the instructions provided by the wizard.

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Note: In this release, you may experience problems if you configure a virtual machine to use hardware such as a floppy disk or a CD-ROM drive but the host computer does not have corresponding hardware. Be sure the computers on which you plan to run this virtual machine have the physical devices needed to support those virtual devices — for example, CD-ROM drives, floppy disks, Ethernet adapters, USB controllers and audio devices. Vanitas bold. Policies Policies The Policies list provides an overview of the policies set for this virtual machine. To change the policies for the virtual machine, click Edit virtual machine policies in the Commands list, then change the settings as needed. Notes Notes To add notes about this virtual machine, click inside the notes field and type. The notes are saved with the virtual machine configuration.

Installing an Operating System and Applications in the Virtual Machine Installing an Operating System and Applications in the Virtual Machine Before deploying virtual machines to your end users, be sure they have the necessary operating system and software installed. If you created a new virtual machine and added it to the project, you must install a guest operating system in the virtual machine. The steps in this section describe how to install a Windows XP guest operating system from an installation CD. For notes on installing all supported guest operating systems, see the Guest Operating System Installation Guide, available from the VMware Web site or from the Help menu. If you added an existing virtual machine, it may already have a guest operating system installed. Be sure the guest operating system has the appropriate updates. If you are deploying a Windows virtual machine to multiple users, you must set up Sysprep in the guest operating system just as you would on a physical computer you intended to clone for a large deployment.