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 ## Use a Virtualbox image
 For testing Pivilion without a Raspberry Pi, you can use an Ubuntu server (or any other Debian-based OS) as a base and install all packages from this manual. Some package names may differ, depending on your system. Use 
 
-'apt-cache search package name' 
+`apt-cache search package name`
+
 to search for similar packages. In Ubuntu server php5-cgi is called php-cgi. 
 
+
 Run your appliance in bridged networking mode if you need to access your Pivillion appliance from your local network.
 
 You can skip all the Raspberry-specific steps if you chose to use Virtualbox. You can also download prepared Virtualbox appliances with Pivilion completely installed, or a base system to install Pivilion yourself.
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 `sudo apt-get install php5-cgi`
 
-or
-
-`sudo apt-get install php-cgi` 
-
-when on a different system then Raspbian (like Ubuntu that we used for a Virtualbox appliance)
-
-
 PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor) is a server-side scripting language designed primarily for (but not limited to) web development. We use it to run our basic gallery generation script. 
 
 php5-cgi is a PHP to CGI interpreter. CGI (Common Gateway Interface ) offers a standard protocol for web servers to interface with executable programs running on a server that generate web pages dynamically. The interpreter is how Lighty handles PHP.