Hi Luke, You don't say where you are in the boot process under Ubuntu. If you haven't brought up X Windows yet, I think you're always going to get that issue since the bootup is optimized for the least capable hardware. I'd just check the little box, that says "Don't bother me again", make sure your X is set for 32 bit color depth and get on with your life. I get that same message on startup for every OS I've ever installed under VirtualBox.
Regards, Greg luke woo wrote: > Hi,all > I installed a latest VirtualBox on the nv_ 108, and then install > the ubuntu 8.04 as guest OS in the VirtualBox. It is mean that nv_108 > is host OS, and ubuntu 8.04 is guest OS, > the process of installation is almost successfully. But when I get > into the Ubuntu OS,The VisualBox displays the message follow: > > > The virtual machine window is optimized to work in 32 bit color > mode but the color quality of the virtual display is currently set to > 16 bit. > Please open the display properties dialog of the guest OS and select a > 32 bit color mode, if it is available, for best possible performance > of the virtual video subsystem. > Note. Some operating systems, like OS/2, may actually work in 32 bit > mode but report it as 24 bit (16 million colors). You may try to > select a different color quality to see if this message disappears or > you can simply disable the message now if you are sure the required > color quality (32 bit) is not available in the given guest OS. > > How could I fix this problem? > It may be related with /etc/X11/xorg.conf or dirver "vboxvideo". > > Thanks > --luke > > > _______________________________________________ > desktop-discuss mailing list > desktop-discuss at opensolaris.org
