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#2665 fixed Must paste into host first before cut and paste works Brent Pathakis
Description

Virtualbox 2.0.6 on Windows Vista 32bit sp1. After first installing virutalbox, and a linux guest (tried this with fedora 9, sles10, opensuse 11....same on all)...if I try to cut and paste from guest to host (ie from gedit to notepad), it doesn't work...paste doesn't show up as an option.

If I try cutting and pasting from host to guest, this works fine...and I can then copy from guest to host.

#2666 fixed Serial port option prohibits saving settings even when serial port disabled => Fixed in SVN bleh
Description

If a Serial Port is disabled, it is expected that even if it contains invalid settings, it will not prohibit saving guest settings.

To reproduce:

  1. Open settings for any guest
  2. Select "Serial Ports" in left pane
  3. Check "Enable Serial Port"
  4. For Port Mode, select "Host Pipe" and note that status reads "Invalid settings detected"
  5. Uncheck "Enable Serial Port"
  6. Note that the OK button is grayed out.
#2667 fixed Having a SATA disk crashes Virtualbox at high disk activity Arvind
Description

Hi, I have installed virtual box (2.0.2,2.0.4,2.0.6) on windows xp host. Installed Ubuntu guest. Virtual box keeps crashing when i use SATA drive and try to run some disk intensive applications (Like installing oracle in the SATA drive). Have tried the same with Ubuntu 8.04 and 8.10 with all the above 3 mentioned versions of virtual box. Removing the SATA and having only IDE seems to be working fine without any issues.

Figured this issue to be with the SATA drives after so many permutation and combination of virtual box configurations and guest OS.

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