1) FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
What is Quickstart?
2) Getting started with Quickstart
Getting started with Quickstart
3a) Remote Access Quickstart: Bridged Networking
Out of the box, Virtualbox has the host computer (Windows/Mac) to act as a NAT for the guest (Quickstart). This means Quickstart can see the
3b) Remote Access Quickstart: Easy remote desktop with RDP
Remote Access Quickstart
4) Quick tips
This page is a list of somewhat random tips on using Quickstart:
5) Debugging and Profiling (XHProf, etc)
See drupalquickstart's Channel on Youtube for details on how to debug in Netbeans, and profile with XDebug and Webgrind.
6) Add-ons in the etc directory: Aegir, Solr, Oracle, Hudson
There are some scripts in the ~/quickstart/contrib directory that can be used to install Aegir, Apache Solr, Oracle, and Hudson.
7) Requirements & Performance: Making Quickstart quicker
Any modern computer should be able to run Quickstart. To get the most out of performance, I recommend the settings below.
8) Reinstalling Guest Additions, or My Mouse is Stuck!
This is outdated by Quickstart 0.9
9) Building a Quickstart Virtual Machine
Note: This is unnecessary if you want to *use* quickstart. Just follow the installation instructions.
Recovering a wedged Virtual Machine.
There are times when a Quickstart VM may get wedged and not boot. Wether it's that lastest update, an experimental tweak, or just plain old
Securing a Quickstart Development Environment
Important Note Quickstart 1.0 is not secure, and is intended to be run only on your local pc behind a firewall. The user "quickstart" has
Setting up Drupal Quickstart projects in Eclipse (with Git)
The Drupal Quickstart virtual machine ships with multiple code editors to edit project files such as PHP, CSS, HTML, and JS (JavaScript).
