This is an indication that the the base virtual image is not configured, usually from forgetting to finish the installation. This image is copied, and modified to produce the desired virtualized environment. It’s easy to fix, by running the following:
vagrant box add base http://files.vagrantup.com/lucid32.box
It is also possible that you installed the box under a different name (the Vagrant website sometimes refers to lucid32). Instead of downloading a new box, in this case, you can edit Vagrantfile like so, changing the box name to whatever you called it on download:
config.vm.box = "lucid32"
If you don’t know what you called it:
vagrant box list
‘vagrant box list’ was just what I needed–Thank you!
No problem – glad it helped!
for me too
Couldn’t find anything with ‘vagrant box list’ so your pointers are very helpful.
Thanks – this helped!
Guest Addition version 4.2.0
VirtualBox version 4.3
that’s the last line I get from my window prompt before everything goes to a stand still… I’m new to this and would appreciate any help…
That I haven’t seen…sorry
you’re awesome.
Thanks .. 🙂
Thanks
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https://atlas.hashicorp.com/sparkmooc/boxes/base/versions/0.0.5/providers/virtualbox.box
I need to install that box for vagrant to read, how do I go about doing this? apt-get and sudo don’t work. Help!
Thanks for your post. 🙂
wow thank you so much. I looked in a ton of places and never found the solution. This worked for me (on yosemite 10.10.3)
Great!!! That helps
thanks
Thank you vary much. It worked for me also.
Thank you! wish i had seen this earlier!
thank so much, you helped