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#76 duplicate Ability to use Ctrl + Alt for System Hotkey jjcjrcpa
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It would really help to be able to set a key combination as the system hot key, instead of just Right Ctrl or Right Alt. I'd like to be able to use Ctrl + Alt.

#6572 obsolete Able to add two identical DVD images, resulting in inaccessible VM with no error message Jamie Jackson
Description

Somehow, I was able to get into a situation where I had two identical attached CD images. This resulted in an "inaccessible" VM, with *no* error message to guide me to the problem/fix.

I was managing the VM via the GUI.

Here is the offending config snippet:

      <StorageController name="IDE Controller" type="PIIX4" PortCount="2">
        <AttachedDevice passthrough="false" type="DVD" port="0" device="0">
          <Image uuid="{aa281874-fdb0-421e-2194-7d0a4816598f}"/>
        </AttachedDevice>
        <AttachedDevice passthrough="false" type="DVD" port="0" device="1">
          <Image uuid="{aa281874-fdb0-421e-2194-7d0a4816598f}"/>
        </AttachedDevice>
      </StorageController>

This corresponds to the vbox guest additions DVD image:

  <Image uuid="{aa281874-fdb0-421e-2194-7d0a4816598f}" location="/usr/share/virtualbox/VBoxGuestAdditions.iso"/>

I'm not completely sure what I did to get in this situation, and don't have time to reproduce it, but here's what I think was the sequence.

  1. Removed IDE and floppy controller, and started XP VM (with just the sata controller/vdi).
  2. Shut down VM.
  3. Added IDE controller, with the "Host Drive" first, and the vbox guest additions image second. Also added floppy controller with a floppy image.
  4. Started VM and clicked "install guest additions" via the menu.
  5. Shut down VM.
  6. Shut down/restarted GUI?
  7. GUI showed the inaccessible VM, with no error in the error box.

Removing both duplicate attached devices from the XML config yielded an accessible VM, and I was back in business.

#7553 fixed Abnormal Memory Usage jabir_obaid@…
Description

When running WinXP 32 bit SP3 guest in Win7 64 bit, with folder sharing enabled and a heavy usage for network and sharing folder (I have a torrent app that stores the file in the shared folder) ,an abnormal memory usage for vbox process and keeps growing until either restart the process or the Win7 crashes.

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