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| #6077 | obsolete | "Are you sure to exit?" dialog to prevent the accidentally close of VirtualBox | ||
| Description |
I sometimes close my VirtualBox accidentally by pressing Alt-F4 (instead of the window in the guest OS). I even missed the cross upper right one day (to close a window in the guest) and hit the cross from VirtualBox window. It will save someones hard work if an (optional) dialog would ask if the user really wants to exit VirtualBox. -- FreeBSD 8.0 VirtualBox 3.1.2 without QT4 Frontend, with X11 support |
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| #6080 | obsolete | VBox crashing on a Windows XP Professional x64 host | ||
| Description |
Hi, I am a user of Virtual Box and recently decided I was buying a heavy machine to make virtualization experiments. I got a 64 bit machine with an Intel Xeon E5520, at 2.27 Ghz, and 12GB of RAM Memory. The installed operating system is Windows XP Professional x64 version 2003, Service Pack 2. I installed Virtual Box, version 3.1.2 r56127 I installed an Ubuntu guest in a Bridge nt adapter network configuration. From time to time both the guest and the host reset. I dont have any problem when I do not use VBox. I have been using VBox without problems in other machines. In fact this machine is an imported one, which was created in a Windos XP 32-bit host and running there without problems. I will add a dump the next time I get a crash (I just read now how to do so). Anyone that can give me a hand on this? Thanks in advance. |
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| #6082 | obsolete | Restoring a seamless desktop doesn't work quite right | ||
| Description |
On a Debian Host with a Windows XP guest, I have taken a snapshot of a VM running in seamless mode, with one program open in a window. When I restore the snapshot, the guest desktop is visible instead of the host desktop, until the guest redraws the desktop (for example I move the open window). I have attached a screenshot that indicates what the desktop looks like immediately after restoring the snapshot. |
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