vagrant.README

PVS makes it easy to create a virtualbox based on Linux, with PVS installed.

This is primarily for Windows users, as PVS runs natively on Linux and
MacOSX.  But it should work on any platform that supports Vagrant.  If you
already have virtualbox and Vagrant installed, you should be able to untar
the Linux version of PVS 7.1, cd to it, and run "vagrant up".  This will
take a few minutes the first time, as it downloads a vagrant "box",
essentially an Ubunto 16.04 iso image.  If it presents you with a black
screen, choose File -> Close and Send the shutdown signal.  Then do vagrant
up again, and it should be fine.

If you don't have virtualbox or vagrant installed, you can either install
them from your package manager, or from
  https://www.virtualbox.org - virtualbox 
  https://www.vagrantup.com/ - Vagrant
Note that vagrant and virtualbox should have compatible versions, so it's
best not to install one from a package manager and the other from the web
site.

Have a look at the Vagrantfile, it is a simple shell script, so you can
easily modify it to use a different box, or to change the configuration.