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| #1185 | duplicate | TwinView and Seamless mode don't play nice -> duplicate of #2720 | ||
| Description |
Host OS: Solaris Nevada build 82 I have a TwinView setup with two monitors, using an Nvidia card. If I switch to seamless mode, any virtualbox windows on the second monitor disappear entirely - ones on the first monitor are fine. And if I drag a seamless-mode window so it straddles both the first and second monitors. the portion on the second monitor isn't shown. Also, when I'm not in seamless mode, if I attempt to resize the virtualbox guest window so it straddles both monitors it won't resize any bigger than the size of an individual monitor. |
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| #1186 | fixed | Windows Friert ein | ||
| Description |
ich hab debian drauf als host os und als guest os win xp das stürzt nach kurzer zeit ab also es friert ein hier ist mal das log file www.gothtown.de/GothTown-2008-02-13-00-41-41.log ... auch nochma im anhang 1.5.4r27034 << das is die version . /usr/lib/virtualbox/VirtualBox Xlib: extension "XInputExtension" missing on display ":1.0". Qt WARNING: Failed to get list of devices das kommt immer in der console während virtualbox läuft |
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| #1187 | fixed | Cannot write more than 1023 bytes at once on shared drive via C++ ofstream => Fixed in SVN | ||
| Description |
I have a strange behaviour when writing files to shared folders on the host system. The configuration is: host: Windows-XP guest: Linux, Debian, 2.6.22 (lenny / testing) gcc on guest: 4.2.3 When using this simple test program, compiled on the guest linux system: #include <iostream> #include <iomanip> #include <fstream> int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
} The program writes only 'zeros' instead of 'ones' when the output is a shared host folder (ntfs, mount options: "rw,exec,suid,dev"). This happens when the number of bytes written is >=1024. For chunks smaller than 1023, it works ok. It also works ok, if the output is on the guest file-system. If the last line is removed (the file output is not flushed), no output is written at all (zero-length file). The ios::bad flag is not set after writing, claiming that everything went ok. Replacing the ofstream output with fwrite-based code works ok for all sizes. Not sure, if this is a stdc++ problem or a VirtualBox problem, but since the problem occurs with several gcc versions and only appears when writing to the host filesystem, it seems to be related to VirtualBox. |
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