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| #1068 | obsolete | Problem with Shared Folder and reported file system | ||
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I'm running a Windows XP SP2 guest on Fedora 8 64bit. I've setup a shared folder to handle most of the data I deal with in XP so I can keep the virtual drive small. I was using Nero Image Recorder in Nero Vision (for a home video) and when I went to burn the images in K3B under Fedora I found the files were broken into 2GB chunks: .nrg, .nrg.001, .nrg.002, etc. The only reason I can think of that Image Recorder would do this is because the Shared Folder (mapped to G: for ease of use) reports a file system of VBoxSharedFolderFS and Image Recorder not knowing how to deal with this defaults to the most compatible mode (FAT16 2GB limitation). When I connect to a Samba share it reports NTFS which is more appropriate but it seems to limit the transfer rate to 100Mbit even though it's not a real network device. The current workaround is to do a 'cat file1 file2 file3 > file4' which seems to work but results in a lot of disk space usage temporarily. Is there any way to change the file system the shared folder reports? |
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| #1074 | obsolete | Full screen mode does not use maximum resolution (with workaround) | ||
| Description |
We are using VBox on a Linux Fedora 7 host with Windows XP as guest. We are using displays with a resolution of 1600x1200. The following problem with Full screen mode occurs: When using full screen mode after installation, the guest only uses a resolution of 1400x1050, the rest of the display remains black. The first attached log file shows this (wrong mode in vmmdevRequestDisplayChange). This also happens after several toggles of Full-screen and back. The following workaround works: When setting the maximum resolution in the XP guest (Display -> Settings) one time to 1600x1200, then after this the full screen switching always works - also after a restart of the VM (see second attached log file). Nothing changed on the hosts screen resolution between these two log files We are using xrandr 1.2 enabled video drivers but I have no idea whether this has some effect on these problems. |
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| #1081 | obsolete | ActiveSync in Windows XP Host | ||
| Description |
Hi, I just bought an HTC TYTN pda phone and I'm trying to use activesync. I have an Ubuntu host with Windows XP as guest. I managed to install activesync and the device is detected when I connect it with the USB cable but the drivers are not properly installed and I can't connect to it. |
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