i see a lot of trouble doing this because of the kernel modules. which OS do
you use as host? Why don't you just upgrade to the lastest version? 4.0.4 is
very stable and you shouldn't get any upgrade trouble. 4.0.6 is rock solid
for me to, but there are some complaints about USB issues.
On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 8:43 AM, <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I have an old version of V-Box installed (3.1 apparently) which
> works perfectly well. However there are newer versions. On V-Box
> I run Scientific Linux 5.3 and have a lot of material on linux
> files and directories. Is it possible to upgrade V-Box without
> destroying what I already have on my system?
>
> Peter Bussey
>
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