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Adding instructions to fix graphics error introduced in recent update.
**While the VM is off, click on 'View' (from the menu at the top of the VM window), and select 'Details'.
**From the menu on the left side, select 'Video'.
**Change the drop-down list for Model from 'Cirrus' to 'vga', and click apply.
**Switch the view back to 'Console' and start the machine again.
*Ensure your machine has a network connection by running the command
yum update
*Reboot the virtual machine once it is updated.
*If your virtual machine hangs on boot, you will need to change a graphics option:
**While the VM is off, click on 'View' (from the menu at the top of the VM window), and select 'Details'.
**From the menu on the left side, select 'Display'.
**Change the drop-down list for Type from 'VNC' to 'Spice', and click apply.
**Switch the view back to 'Console' and start the machine again.
*Now run the following commands and note the output. Note how they differ from the Centos installation on your host.
df -hT