Installation
1) Install VirtualBox with default options.

2) Click New to setup a new virtual machine.

3) Click Next.

4) Give the virtual machine a name of your choosing. I use Linux. For OS Type, select Linux. For Version select Linux 2.6 (64-bit). Click Next.

5) Set the memory allocated to the virtual machine. With 8-threads of the standard sized unit, I find that ~1GB is used by FAH. I set to 1536MB
in this case. With bigadv work units, allocate at a minimum 500MB per core. 750MB per core would be more ideal.

6) Select Use existing hard disk. Click on the browse icon next to the pull-down box and find and select the image downloaded. Make sure to unzip
the file first. Click Next.

7) Click Finish.

8) Virtual machine install is complete. Now we need to do a bit of custom configuration. Click the Settings button. Select the System option on
the left. Under the Processor tab, select how ever many CPUs / threads you want to give to FAH. For i7 with HT, select 8 CPUs to use all CPUs
and with HT disabled, 4 CPUs. Under the Acceleration tab, I checked the option Enable Nested Paging. On the left side, click on Network. For
Attached to, change NAT to Bridged. Optionally, you can also disable the Audio, USB, and Serial devices in the configuration.

With the latest image, it is possible to use the SATA controller in Virtualbox instead of the default IDE controller. If you want to do this,
delete the IDE controller and add a SATA controller. Then add a disk and select the Linux image.

Click OK.

9) Click Start to boot virtual machine and wait for it to boot up to a login prompt.

10) Login with the following:

FAH Login: fah
Password: fah1234