I'm trying to build a virtual environment, but it doesn't work the way I wanted it to, so I tried to delete the virtual machine from scratch, but it doesn't seem to recognize it.
Does this mean that a virtual environment was not created in the first place?Also, what should I do to start over from here?
ubuntu vagrant virtualbox
Because vagrant is a tool for building a virtual environment, it is basically a command that is executed on the host OS side.
However, the screen says vagrant at the prompt, so I think it doesn't work because I'm running the command in a virtual environment (guest OS).
Start over from scratch
Can we start all over again?
If you forget about the past and restart Windows, the guest operating system will stop, so you might want to forget that it happened.I'm just pressing the disk, so I don't think it's a problem to do it from the beginning.
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