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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #15186 | fixed | Solaris 11.3 - Adobe Flash Player 20 - VM reset/crash | ||
| Description |
Since the update from VirtualBox 5.0.8 to 5.0.10 the VM reboots or crashes immediately, if the Adobe Flash Player starts with video playback in the Firefox web browser (e.g. when calling this site: http://wwwns.akamai.com/hdnetwork/demo/flash/default.html). The attached log files are from two different AMD based computers running Oracle Solaris 11.3 as host system and MS Windows 10 Professional 64 Bit running in VirtualBox 5.0.14 + installed Guest Additions as guest system and Firefox 44.0.2 with Adobe Flash Player 20.0.0.306 as participated applications. Some additional information:
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| #97 | duplicate | Network Setup | ||
| Description |
When it comes to virtualising, VirtualBox is the smallest, fastest, best performing software available I have encountered. There is just one problem, the network setup needs work. Whenever I run a virtual machine, I need to access the guest and/or other virtual machines and/or other computers on the local network or internet. I also need to access the virtual machine from the guest or other computers on the network. This can be done by just updating the IP settings on the virtual machine using static IP settings or dynamic (DHCP). My suggestion is to enable one using the VirtualBox interface, to select the guest network card (like Microsoft Virtual PC/Server). You then boot up the virtual machine and set the IP settings static or dynamic. This is the basic setup that I always use and I am sure others also. Currently this is not possible through the interface, and without network connectivity, this excellent software product is useless, because one needs network connectivity 99% of the time when testing. Currently I cannot use it, but I would like to. Thanks. |
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| #4034 | worksforme | VirtualBox stop_vm init script does not work | ||
| Description |
My VMs do not shutdown properly everything I reboot or shutdown the host machine. I have noticed that the stop_vm function in the init script of vboxdrv does not really work. I have made the following modification to the stop_vm function to make it work. elif [ "$SHUTDOWN" = "savestate" ]; then
begin_msg "Saving state of remaining VMs"
for v in $VMS; do
v=`echo ${v:1}`
v=`echo ${v%\"}`
sudo -H -u $i $VBOXMANAGE -nologo controlvm $v savestate
done
succ_msg
I am using VirtualBox 2.2.2. and Ubuntu 8.0.4. |
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