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Distribution: Debian Sid AMD64, Raspbian Wheezy, various VMs
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If you installed Virtualbox using the Oracle repository for your distro you'll need to explicitly upgrade from major release to another by, for example:
All I get is a shell script now what. I see from the list of download links that mint is'nt supported it just
says other distributions. amd64 - typing sudo apt-get install virtualbox 4.2 into the terminal says it can't find
the packages. any help would be appreciated, I also need something more detailed instructions which it actually it is.
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