Custom Query (16363 matches)
Results (1624 - 1626 of 16363)
| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #17075 | obsolete | Vbox 5.1.26 Virtualbox GUI does not show on Solaris 5.10 | ||
| Description |
After upgraded from 5.1.22 to 5.1.26 at the global zone, ran Virtualbox and there was no GUI show on CDE. The Solaris 10 information is shown below:
Tried few same version of Solaris x86, the GUI did not show. And, it is a showstopper. |
|||
| #17073 | fixed | VBox won't even begin booting if Host Audio Driver is set to Windows DirectSound | ||
| Description |
I have combed through many existing bug reports and forum posts and haven't found any that match the symptoms I observe exactly. The other similar tickets are for different hosts (both Mac OS and GNU/Linux), whereas I'm on Windows 7 x64. Given that this seems to be an audio-related problem, I attempted to follow the steps described at https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/AudioDebug , but I don't see "Audio: Verbose logging enabled" in the log, despite what looks to be the correct output when I attempt to confirm the change: C:\>echo %VBOX_RELEASE_LOG% drv_host_audio.e.l.l2.l3.f+drv_audio.e.l.l2.l3.f+audio_mixer.e.l.l2.l3.f+dev_hda_codec.e.l.l2.l3.f+dev_hda.e.l.l2.l3.f+dev_ac97.e.l.l2.l3.f (I will keep working on this and update the ticket if and when I'm able to capture verbose output.) The guest boots if I uncheck "Enable Audio" in Settings, and likewise if I leave "Enable Audio" checked but change Host Audio Driver from "Windows DirectSound" to "Null Audio Driver". Oddly, if I reboot the host computer, the problem doesn't occur immediately, but recurs within some period of time. I wish I knew what caused it to start happening. Once the problem happens, I cannot boot the guest successfully until I disable the audio or reboot the host. Please let me know if I can provide any other information. Thanks in advance! |
|||
| #17066 | duplicate | Universal host-to-guest paste | ||
| Description |
VirtualBox currently provides a shared clipboard feature. However, this has some shortcomings:
I propose a VirtualBox feature to enable universal host-to-guest text pasting. It is possible to do this without guest support, in a way such that it would work on any guest. Suggested implementation:
The only complexity that can arise is that the virtual keyboard might not be able to handle all characters. VirtualBox should know the layout of the attached virtual keyboard (this can be made settable through the already existing VM Input Settings), and translate characters from the clipboard to keys and key-combinations through the layout. Untranslatable characters would be ignored. Limitation: Pasting text this way would mostly not work for some asian languages, or for some latin characters if keyboard layout is wrongly set. I argue though that servers around the world use mostly ASCII-only characters (sometimes extended, but mostly basic ASCII), so for a very large user base would still be extremely useful. |
|||

