Hi!
Due to some OS restraints or to transport a VM on external media it would make
sense to split the VDI into 2 GB files independant of the total size.
Is this feasible?
Regards,
Thomas
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Hi,
I'm trying to set up a Linux Kubuntu 7.10 guest on a Windows XP Pro
SP2 Host using VirtualBox 1.5.6. I need to set up a shared folder
and I'm using a command like this:
$ sudo mount -t vboxsf -o uid=1234,gid=1234 sharename /home
and it works because I am able to open up text files on the
If raid controllers (AND LVM) can concatenate multiple
drives or partitions into a logical drive, i don't see
why the vbox engine could not do the same - present a
drive to the guest OS which is a logical drive made up
of a collection of vdi drives.
Regards,
JD
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Hi!
I think a member of the LVM team at any distro could
probably take the concatenation driver portion out of
LVM and port it into the VBOX engine. But alas, if vbox
team is going to obviate this issue, then why bother?
Cheers,
JD
Brian J. Murrell wrote:
On Thu, 2008-03-20 at 08:29 -0700, JD
On Thursday 20 March 2008 at 12:35 pm, Brian J. Murrell penned
about Re: [vbox-users] Split VDI in 2GB files
On Thu, 2008-03-20 at 08:29 -0700, JD wrote:
If raid controllers (AND LVM) can concatenate multiple
drives or partitions into a logical drive, i don't see
why the vbox engine could
On Thu, 2008-03-20 at 10:03 -0700, JD wrote:
I think a member of the LVM team at any distro could
probably take the concatenation driver portion out of
LVM and port it into the VBOX engine.
But why would they? This is not really their itch is it?
But alas, if vbox
team is going to obviate
On Thursday 20 March 2008 at 1:15 pm, Brian J. Murrell penned
about Re: [vbox-users] Split VDI in 2GB files
On Thu, 2008-03-20 at 13:11 -0400, Pablo Sanchez wrote:
Have you submitted RFE's for each? If not, it's the only way to get
them up for review.
Well, my most pressing issue is
I had actually submitted a similar problem that
was occurring during when the guest OS was fedora 8 i386
and host is Fedora 7 x86_64. almost 90% of cpu was being
consumed. However this problem is not manifesting when the
guest OS is windows xp.
So, I simply chalked it off to someting the guest
Hi all,
I am running VirtualBox under Linux and have installed Windows XP as the
guest OS.
However, there seem to be problems with proper video driver under
Windows.
Any ideas on how to solve this?
Many thanks,
Christian
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Did you install the guest add-on on windows guest
and then reboot?
Christian wrote:
Hi all,
I am running VirtualBox under Linux and have installed Windows XP as the
guest OS.
However, there seem to be problems with proper video driver under
Windows.
Any ideas on how to solve this?
Many
HiI haven't seen this. How do i install that?
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Did you install the guest add-on on windows guest
and
Once you boot windows, login to windows and do nothing more there.
Next
On the top title bar of the guest display, you should see
a tab called Devices
Click on Devices, and near the bottonm , select the addons
This will make vbox prent to windows a dynamically plugged
in (pluf-and-play storage
Hi JD,
Many thanks for your reply.
Since I am starting the vm from the gnome-terminal with VirtualBoxSL is
it possible to start the installation of addons from the command line as
well?
Many thanks,
Christian
tor 2008-03-20 klockan 13:31 -0700 skrev JD:
Once you boot windows, login to windows
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Yes. I've only done this from a windows host, but the procedure should
be the same
1. Start your vm.
2. On the host's command-line, type something like:
vboxmanage controlvm vmname dvdattach vboxguestadditions.iso
where vmname is the name of your
Why would you want to? If windows XP gets booted,
(and it MUST be booted and log'ed into in order
for you to install the addons), then use the Devices
tab and be done with it. Seems to me you are making
yourself unhappy by not following the the info being
given.
Christian wrote:
Hi JD,
Many
Hi,
Because I am using Orca, a screen reader for Gnome and VirtualBox GUI is not
accessible with Orca.
Christian
On 2008-03-20 at 17:10 JD wrote:
Why would you want to? If windows XP gets booted,
(and it MUST be booted and log'ed into in order
for you to install the addons), then use the
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