I have VirtualBox 6.1 installed. It was working perfectly, then suddenly
I get "kernel driver not installed (rc=-1908)" when I attempt to start a
virtual machine.
My Linux system is 5.11.0-27-generic #29~20.04.1-Ubuntu.
Is this fault because a new Linux kernel has been released but
VirtualBox
Thanks. I hope it gets acted on! Its not a problem for me anymore, but
it did cost me a lot of time (trying to figure out why my Qt based app
wouldn't display the cheese whereas Geany would!).
Whilst the problem persists, there is a danger that other people will
lose a similar amount of time.
Yes. Original problem was with XUbuntu. I have now changed systems but
problem still present in XFCE Mint 20.1
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Please consider
In my opinion, this bug is related to an issue that should have higher
importance than Low. Please see Nick Stone's comments below.
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Just an addendum to my comment above. I would describe this as a serious
problem with a default install of XUbuntu. I spent two days trying to
work out why my Qt based app was not displaying certain unicode
characters (eg cheese wedge). It was just showing the white rectangle.
Other apps, eg
In a default fresh install of XUbuntu 20.04, Qt based applications, eg
Featherpad and Qt-Creator, will not display certain unicode characers,
eg, U+1F9C0 CHEESE WEDGE 燎 (a white rectangle is shown instead). Non Qt
apps, eg geany or gnome-terminal, show the cheese successfully. If Noto
fonts are
Public bug reported:
XUbuntu 18.04. Solaar functionality is available from the tray. However,
the Solaar icon is not visible. The tray has a blank square where the
icon should be. Hovering the mouse pointer over the blank square
displays the "Solaar" tooltip. Clicking on the (blank) square
