Frank Mehnert <[email protected]> wrote: On Wednesday 05 October 2011 20:42:28 Dushan Mitrovich wrote: >> Recently I filed a bug report (ticket #9677) in BugTracker, and >> originally put its Type classification as 'defect'. But given the bug's >> effect of preventing me from installing the guest OS, I'd like to change >> that classification to 'blocker'. That was stated in an addendum to the >> ticket, but probably doesn't change the classification itself. Is there >> a way to do that, to promote it's being looked at? Thanks. > only members of the VirtualBox development team are able to change such > properties. And no, I don't agree that this is a blocker. A blockers is > usually a bug which results in a host crash or a host reboot. Please be > assured that we try to fix every bug if possible. > Thanks for the reply. Okay, I now understand your definition of 'blocker'. My original guess was that it meant that the bug completely prevented the user from installing the guest VM, which is my case.
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