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#2148 wontfix Problems with http://download.virtualbox.org and wget Alessio Cassibba
Description

When downloading from http://download.virtualbox.org via wget, files are saved/proposed with a different name, example for VirtualBox-1.6.6-Linux_x86.run:

url used: http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/1.6.6/VirtualBox-1.6.6-Linux_x86.run
filename: VirtualBox-1.6.6-Linux_x86.run?e=1220828399&h=76fb79eb5def450604fa23f5f7a237dd

this occurs only for all the files actually hosted on dlc-cdn-rd.sun.com.

There is a way to fix this issue? under Gentoo wget is used by default from portage to retrieve all the files needed for the installation of a specific package (in this example for virtualbox-bin-1.6.6), and when the files are saved under with different name the digest verification fails.

#12300 fixed NAT broken since VirtualBox 4.3 => Fixed in SVN wzyboy
Description

I first reported this bug to Arch Linux, here is the original link: https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/37575

Since this bug exists in both OSE (compiled by Arch Linux community) and binary version (compiled by Oracle), IMHO this is a "upstream bug", so I re-post the bug report here.

Here is a copy-and-paste of the original bug report:


Description: VirtualBox NAT function does not work any more after version 4.3. Instead, it just results in CPU 100% usage in host machine and the whole Qt interface becomes unreponsive. I've tested this on a 2011 HP laptop and a 2013 ThinkPad. The latter one was bought yesterday and had a fresh new installation of Arch Linux + VirtualBox. However, this problem exists regardless of host machine (different laptops) and guest machine (CentOS, Windows XP, Windows 8, etc).

Additional info:

  • package version(s): community/virtualbox 4.3.0-3
  • config and/or log files etc: VBox.log (Windows XP as guest machine)

Steps to reproduce:

  1. Fresh installation of Arch Linux. (Or use existing installation)
  2. Install community/virtualbox, community/virtualbox-guest-iso, community/virtualbox-host-modules, aur/virtualbox-ext-oracle.
  3. Install any guest OS. (CentOS, Windows XP, Windows 8) Enable "NAT" access. (This is default)
  4. Launch guest machine and try to use DHCP to get networking address.
  5. CPU 100% usage on host machine and the whole VirtualBox Qt interface become unresponsive.

My (in vain) attempt to debug:

  1. Try different guest OS -- not working.
  2. Try different host machine -- not working.
  3. Disable network interface for guest machine -- working but apprantly guest machine has no networking access.
  4. Uncheck "cable connected" for guest machine -- working but apprantly guest machine has no networking access.
  5. Use "Bridged network" instead of "NAT" for guest machine -- working
  6. Try aur/virtualbox-bin -- not working

I am not very sure if this is a Arch Linux bug or an upstream bug. The changelog of VirtualBox 4.3 *did* mention something about new "NAT Network" function. Maybe the new function broke something...

VBox.log (80.4 KiB)


Please refer to the original bug report for VBox.log download and see also its comments for follow-up information.

I've selected "VirtualBox 4.3.0" in "Version" field, but this bug still exists in 4.3.2.

#21045 invalid Nested VT-x/AMD-v not working in Linux client wziss
Description

Even though I have enabled the Nested VT-x/AMD-v for the client, and my AMD 5800x Windows 11 PC's bios has the SVM feature turned on, but from the Linux client, grep svm from /proc/cpuinfo still return nothing.

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