Angel Tsankov wrote:
> Other suggestions?
openSUSE has a "Modules Loaded On Boot" system configuration variable.
Does Linux from Scratch have anything like that? If not, you might add
"/sbin/modprobe vboxdrv" to boot.local.
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emre berat nebioğlu wrote:
> >
> > yeah i installed it.But i have some situtation that bother me.I am using
> > karmic koala and i have 3 versions kernel.
> > 2-6-28,2-6-30,2-6-31 i guess virtual box doesnt support 2-6-31.And
> > ubuntu doesnt have headers and source package for 2-6-28,I have all
>
Do you have kernel sources installed?
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Andrius wrote:
> Michael wrote:
>> "Right CTRL" +"F"
>>
>> and read the manual , help inside on Virtual Box
>>
>> On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 5:55 AM, Andrius
>> wrote:
>>
>>> How to leave a full screen mode (or to swith between real and virtual
>>> OS)?
>>> In new version installation of adittions
eir default router, and
the only other host on their subnet, does it seem like
a good idea to use host-only rather than bridged.
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ration where the host is
essentially providing an Ethernet switch to which the
host and guests are all connected; the host could
also in that case act as a default router for a guest.
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It might not be too difficult to just configure
things so the guest uses the host as its upstream
router, then do all the magic on the host, which
could be configured with iptables agnostic of vbox.
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Vasily Levchenko wrote:
> Hello Larry,
>
> What type of networking are you using ?
I'm using the default NAT method.
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Mb/s, but from the guest to the
server is only 95 Kb/s. While the upload was running, the wireless link on my AP
would show a burst of activity followed by several seconds of inactivity, then
another burst. It is as if something has to time out before more info can be
sent.
Larry
nsoles in LInux fast is supposed to be coming soon.
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?
I've seen the case in 2.1.2 where the clicks aren't getting through to
the Windows XP guest; however, everything was OK when I escaped back
to the openSUSE 11.1 host. The only solution I've found is the
standard one for Windows - reboot. Only the guest needed it for me.
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vboxnetflt... whatever
the netfilter plugin is... has issues when it
comes to things like passing ARP requests/replies
between the real network and the guest. There is a
"Where networking results from 2.1" thread in this
vbox-users list which talks about
rkarounds have been posted. I
am waiting for the next 2.1.x release because I get the
impression 2.1.0 has significant problems.
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mig...@toursbymexico.com wrote:
> Hi people
>
> I fixed my problem with my Linux guest network after upgrading from VBOX
> 2.0.6 to 2.1.0 that stopped working. This message is more informative than
> help required.
>
> My Linux Slackware guest network (Slackware host too) got damaged after
> the
Yeah, I would welcome that feature too!
> HI,
>
> coul´d you implent support for ISZ-Images (compressed ISO-Images) in a future
> Release?
>
> I think it would be usefull for people with many ISO-Images on the HDD... so
> they can converts it to ISZ and savy many Space...
>
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the messages? It
looks from the ifconfig like the guest kernel should be
responding to arp requests if it sees them.
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ant" and libcap2 is "standard".
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ees an ARP request for
192.168.1.50, it will reply saying the destination ethernet
address should be whatever is the ethernet address of eth1.
Show or delete that entry using
arp -n -i eth1
and
arp -n -i eth1 -d 192.168.1.50
This would be a workaround, not a
et address to use for 192.168.1.50.
I have no idea if the vbox driver is supposed to
respond to the ARP requests, or pass them through to
the guest, or if the host is somehow supposed to do
proxy ARP... or maybe this problem has nothing to
do with ARP at all. I presume ever
I have a mixture. One was added before SP3, but several were added after.
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> SP3) that causes a problem with new USB devices. I think also it's
> probably purely a Windows problem and nothing at all to do with
> VirtualBox.
I have an XP Pro virtual machine with SP3 installed. The USB devices that I
allow through the filter work perfectly well.
Larry
.
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.vdi" got involved. The User Manual talks
about using vmdks which point to block devices on the host.
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> We want a block device that two guests can
> read and write to at the same time
I found the documentation in section 9.9 of the Users
Manual covered this pretty well.
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k does
not imply they are necessarily going to access that
area at the same time. For example one Linux guest
could mount a disk partition read-write, make some
changes, then unmount the partition. Another Linux
guest could later do the same thing. Then th
t;. VirtualBox supports
"two VM's with one shared disk between them.",
which was the question asked in the original
message in this thread.
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ry first hit is:
> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Shared_disk_file_systems]
Yes, the key words there are "file system", as is made
clear in that Wikipedia article. A shared disk file
system is a layer above a shared disk, which provides
a block device interface (as mentioned in the article).
> what is implied when a disk is shared. It means
> the VM is emulating a clustered file system [...]
To me, in the VirtualBox context, a "disk" is a something
accessed by a guest using the equivalent of a unix "block
device", and is at least one layer b
sts do (if
anything) to keep from stepping on the regions to which
they have both been told they have access.
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> setup two VM's with one shared disk between them.
I found the documentation in section 9.9 of the Users
Manual covered this pretty well.
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> it gives an error saying "tunctl: command not found"
> although I installed "bridge-utils" package correctly.
If I do "apt-file search tunctl" it says
uml-utilities: /usr/sbin/tunctl
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of a storage device, trigger usb-storage to
make the device available in the host again. Is
there a clean way to get this to happen? I can of
course just remove and insert the device physically,
or hack up some program to reset the device or the
hub port, but I am hoping to avoid that.
Larry
th YaST. Click the green "Start"
button, select "Computer" and "Administrator Settings" After you enter the root
password, you should select "Security and Users" and "User and Group
Management". Select
Hugh wrote:
> Well, Larry. I am running ubuntu with 256M allocated on a 516M M$ XP
> host. Ubuntu is working fine while xp can still work, though not that
> smoothly. I thought it would be possible to do anything with 1G :-)
With Vista 1 GB is sufficient as long as you give _ALL_
Stephen Liu wrote:
>
>
> Hi Larry,
>
>
> I only have 1G RAM on board. But I'll install VB on Ubuntu 7.10
> desktop amd64 as Host. Would there be any problem? Thanks
>
>
> B.R.
I have not run Vista as a guest, but I think that the host should have at
le
64bit VB. Thanks
The only problem will be the amount of RAM that you have. My experience is
that one should not let a guest have much more than 1/2 the memory of a
Windows host. As Vista needs ~1 GB, your real machine should have at least 2 GB.
Larry
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> Rob
I installed Ubuntu 8.04-rc as a real machine on my laptop, and could
only get 800x600, even when I changed xorg.conf. I have not tried the
final release yet.
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't
support DPO or FUA
sd 0:0:0:0: [sda] 16777216 512-byte hardware sectors (8590 MB)
sd 0:0:0:0: [sda] Write Protect is off
sd 0:0:0:0: [sda] Mode Sense: 00 3a 00 00
sd 0:0:0:0: [sda] Write cache: enabled, read cache: enabled, doesn't
support DPO or FUA
sda: sda1 sda2 sda3
em
to read/write. What am I missing?
Thanks,
Larry
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change didn't make it into the release. We will provide an
>> update package for the kernel module soon.
>
> Excellent! Thanks in advance.
The patches for kernel 2.6.25 were posted by me in
gmane.comp.emulators.virtualbox.devel in the
thread "Error in building latest SVN&
Sjoerd Hiemstra wrote:
> Larry Finger wrote:
>> After you did the fdisk and format, did you reboot? I have installed
>> W95 without any problems.
>
> Do your W95 installation disks consist of a bootable floppy and a
> non-bootable cd?
> Trying to install from the cd aft
ow could I reach the CD from the DOS prompt?
>
>
> The bootable floppy must have the CDROM drivers loaded in the
> config.sys, and mscdex loading in autoexec.bat.
>
> Where'd this bootable floppy you are using come from?
After you did the fdisk and format, did you re
The registration pop-up that just appeared contains a bug as it will not let me
insert a '.'
(period) before the @ in my E-mail address.
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Same Problem here as described on the ticket. Meanwhile, it runs stable
when disabling sound and usb. Will check these days whether the problem
depends on sound OR usb...
Host:
Gentoo - up to date
VirtualBox 1.5 from virtualbox.org
Guest: W2KSP4 - up to date
-
Larry
Am 08/21/2007 07:42 PM
get "All Supported
Files". It works OK in
1.3.8 on a Windows XP box.
I filed a bug report that has been marked "Fixed in 1.4.0", but I get the old
behavior in both the
RPM version, and a copy built from the svn sources.
Thanks,
Larry
me/ein # modprobe vboxdrv
> FATAL: Error inserting vboxdrv
> (/lib/modules/2.6.18.2-34-default/misc/vboxdrv.ko): Invalid argument
> "
Does dmesg show any additional information regarding the error? I have not
downloaded 1.4.0, but
have built it from the svn repository on an
ered, they
work just fine. It is just a pain to find and enter them.
I am using the latest svn revision. The problem has existed since I was first
able to build a 64-bit
version.
Larry
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Frank Mehnert wrote:
> On Wednesday 30 May 2007, Larry Finger wrote:
>> Frank Mehnert wrote:
>>> What is the content of your /etc/ld.so.conf? The file should contain
>>> /usr/lib.
>> It does.
>>
>>> Please try to compile the file foo.c
>
here for libXt.so that pointed to /usr/lib/libXt.so.6.0.0, it worked. I
also had the same
problem with libX11, but I have now built svn revision 2925.
Many thanks for your help.
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Frank Mehnert wrote:
> On Tuesday 29 May 2007, Larry Finger wrote:
>> Frank Mehnert wrote:
>>> Hi Larry,
>>>
>>> On Tuesday 29 May 2007, Larry Finger wrote:
>>>> While building the latest svn version on an x86_64 host, I am getting
>>>&g
Frank Mehnert wrote:
> Hi Larry,
>
> On Tuesday 29 May 2007, Larry Finger wrote:
>> While building the latest svn version on an x86_64 host, I am getting the
>> error shown below. My recollection is that I had this once before, but that
>> was during the time when 64-b
/gcc/x86_64-suse-linux/4.1.2/../../../../x86_64-suse-linux/bin/ld:
cannot find -lXt
The 32-bit version of libXt.so.6.0.0 is present in /usr/lib, but there is no
libXt.a nor libXt.la in
/usr/lib.
Thanks,
Larry
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Frank Mehnert wrote:
> On Tuesday 29 May 2007, Frank Mehnert wrote:
>> On Monday 28 May 2007, Larry Finger wrote:
>>> Frank Mehnert wrote:
>>>> Hi Larry,
>>>>
>>>> On Thursday 24 May 2007, Larry Finger wrote:
>>>>> This is a &
Frank Mehnert wrote:
> Hi Larry,
>
> On Thursday 24 May 2007, Larry Finger wrote:
>> This is a "heads-up" for people. Something changed with kernel 2.6.22 that
>> breaks building the kernel module. AFAIK, all the errors are associated
>> with variable 'cu
ct
800x600 in the control panel. Using a generic XVGA driver does _NOT_ give me
1024x768 resolution -
that driver fails to load correctly.
With the SVGA driver, I still get only 16 colors and have never been able to
get 256 colors, which
is what I would like.
Larry
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This is a "heads-up" for people. Something changed with kernel 2.6.22 that
breaks building the
kernel module. AFAIK, all the errors are associated with variable 'current'. I
am trying to trace
this down and will submit a patch if I a
1.3.8 with Windows XP as the host, which is why
I suspect an x86-64
problem. I have not tried a 32-bit Linux version.
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owest level of Qemu, but it has really
poor performance.
My uses of the Windows guest are so infrequent that it wouldn't be worth while
adding an XP quest,
and I'll live with the 16-color problem. If I have any spare time, I'll look
into adding new drivers.
Thanks for the explana
et 16 colors - not the 256 colors I want. I have tried
both 16 and 64 Mb video
memory with no effect.
Thanks for help.
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John Eberly wrote:
> "My system definitely has gcc."
>
> so does mine.
>
> it appeared to my untrained eye, that possibly there were some comments
> improperly escaped with @#, so I deleted all of those lines and now I am
> getting the following.
>
> Package glib-2.0 was not found in the pkg-c
Luis Gallardo wrote:
> Make sure you have gcc installed on your Linux.
I have been building VBox on an AMD64/openSUSE 10.2 system for a couple of
weeks. Today, after I
downloaded the r2514 update, I got the same error. My system definitely has gcc.
Larry
> On 5/4/07, John Eberly &
hine, and I cannot use it on my computer as there are still some problems
with the x86_64 version
of VBox. At least I can now build and test the SVN code.
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lot of
information on how Windows guests perform.
Will VirtualBox support PCI hardware in a guest vm? Any other
comments/thoughts are appreciated.
Lastly, why is Vista not a supported host OS?
Thanks!
Larry Matter
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d the logs, but this error is not logged. I would appreciate any
suggestions on fixes or
work-arounds.
Thanks,
Larry
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When booting
from net, vmbox searches for DHCP and receives an IP 10.0.2.15 (DHCP
10.0.2.2, Gateway 10.0.2.2) but grumbles a "no filename".
Any idea what's wrong there? Maybe a weak DOS-Support as the usermanual
claims about?
Thanks in advance...
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