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| #10930 | obsolete | Tap to click not properly passed to guest on OSX 10.7 | ||
| Description |
Host is a macbook pro with a clickpad w/ mac osx 10.7 (lion); I set up in osx preferences the option "tap to click"; guest is Linux w/ opensuse (12.1 and now 12.2).
Running evtest on the pointer device under direct integration (that is on "VirtualBox USB Tablet", recognized as an absolute pointer) shows that clicks obtained by tapping are not properly passed to the guest. When Tapping, evtest shows a press event, but not a release event, which is only obtained if a slight move follows the Tap. On the other hand Clicking with the whole clickpad works fine: both press and release events are correctly sent to the guest. |
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| #6650 | fixed | Enable writing to STDOUT with VBoxManage clonehd in raw format | ||
| Description |
It would be nice to be able to stream a virtual disk to STDOUT in raw format. This would be the opposite of the 'convertfromraw stdin' command. I was unable to do this using VBoxManage 3.1.6 on a Linux host. I tried using '-' as the output filename; I tried using a named pipe with and without the --existing option. All of these attempts failed with various errors. For example, the scenario in which I found myself looking for this functionality was where an operating system refused to install itself to anything less than a complete disk. I installed it to a virtual disk through VirtualBox and wanted to stream the first/primary partition to a partition on the physical hard drive. Something like: # VBoxManage clonehd /tmp/nexenta.vdi - --format RAW | dd of=/dev/sda4 bs=512 skip=63 ...but, of course, this doesn't currently succeed. I realize this can be done with an intermediate step of creating a raw image file, but if there is not enough disk space, this is not possible. |
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| #3520 | fixed | Instant machine hang when booting with VT-X/AMD-V enabled | ||
| Description |
Host machine is Intel Core2 Quad Host OS is Ubuntu jaunty 64 (current) Guest is any of windows, Linux 64, Linux 32 Under Intrepid 64 as the host, It would work with Linux 32, but had a similar result when trying to boot a Linux 64 guest. My Core i7 machine doesn't seem to have this problem. As soon as I try to start the VM, the entire machine instantly freezes. The only option is to hit the reset button or turn off the power and reboot. |
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