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| #6864 | fixed | CR_SYSTEM_GL_PATH environment variable no longer works in VirtualBox 3.2.0 -> Fixed in SVN. | ||
| Description |
I grant that it is something of a hack, but using the CR_SYSTEM_GL_PATH environment variable is currently the only way that VirtualBox can be used with VirtualGL (see http://www.virtualgl.org/vgldoc/2_2evolving/#hd0013). As of 3.2.0, it appears that CR_NO_GL_SYSTEM_PATH has been defined in src/VBox/GuestHost/OpenGL/spu_loader/glloader.py, which prevents the CR_SYSTEM_GL_PATH environment variable from working and thus prevents VirtualBox from being used with VirtualGL. If there is not a good reason for this functionality to be disabled, then please consider re-enabling it or working with us to find another solution for using VirtualBox with VirtualGL. |
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| #8318 | obsolete | CR_SYSTEM_GL_PATH should not require trailing slash on Linux hosts | ||
| Description |
Judging by line 23 of the attached log file, VirtualBox expects the CR_SYSTEM_GL_PATH to have a trailing slash (the correct location of the file is /opt/VirtualGL/fakelib/64/libGL.so.1, and CR_SYSTEM_GL_PATH=/opt/VirtualGL/fakelib/64). This is generally inconsistent with environment variable convention in Linux (see $PATH for example). Lines 157-159 of trunk/src/VBox/GuestHost/OpenGL/spu_loader/glloader.py confuse me slightly, as it seems to imply that Linux builds should *not* have a trailing slash appended. The strange thing is that this code hasn't changed since VirtualBox v3.x when I didn't have this problem. Perhaps the VirtualBox build environment has changed so that "linux" is now defined, or perhaps I am barking up the wrong tree altogether...? Feedback appreciated. |
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| #122 | fixed | CTRL key does not work on guests | ||
| Description |
CTRL key is not working on all my guests. They are Windows XP, CentOS and Ubuntu guests. Please note that this ticket is not about the "Host Key" that I already mapped to ALT-R (ISO_Level3_Shift really because I think Ubuntu change the default Alt_R mapping). My keyboard has only one Ctrl key and it works on host. VirtualBox is version 1.3.6 under Ubuntu 6.10. My computer is a Toshiba Satellite M105-S3064 and keyboard is US. I'm using both International English and English as keyboard layouts and none of them works. |
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