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#2486 invalid Had to create a new user on my Solaris X86 system - they need to have access to the same Virtual Severs as does the other person, but can get the new account to see the virutal systems talling
Description

I created a new account with in Solaris x86, when I started up VirtualBox there was now virtual servers available to this new account. I see that in the accounts home director there's a new .VirtualBox directory, How can I use the one that's already created?

Thanks Tom

#2962 fixed VBoxManage modifyvm -nic1 hostif without specifying the hostifdev1 corrupts Virtualbox.xml tale
Description

Just start with a fresh install. Then copy these commands:

Create a new guest.

$ VBoxManage createvm -name WinXP -register

Verify that the guest is created and is fine.

$ VBoxManage showvminfo WinXP

Set the first nic to use bridged networking. Notice we don't specify the hostifdev.

$ VBoxManage modifyvm WinXP -nic1 hostif 

The showvminfo command now shows ambiguous errors.

$ VBoxManage showvminfo WinXP

It took me a while to figure out what was going on. I also had a problem with corruption when I copied and pasted some commands for creating a headless setup from the Internet. It turns out that if you specify the guest name using "" quotation marks works, but if you have “” style quotation marks the showvminfo also chokes.

I think that the modifyvm command should be updated so that it won't allow the user to screw up the config file. Maybe it should make a backup of the file and then try parsing the new settings. If it fails to parse the file, then an error message will be displayed and the old file will be put back as the original. This would cover all possible types of errors the user could make.

#2963 fixed RDP stops working correctly. Client can connect, but screen is black. -> Fixed in 2.1.2 tale
Description

I've had this occur several times in the past few days. I have a headless setup running on Ubuntu with Windows XP running as a guest. If the network connection drops or I kill the rdp client that is connected, then it will occasionally show a black screen when I reconnect. I've tried reconnecting multiple times with different clients (Windows RDC and rdesktop-vrdp) and the screen is always black.

The only way that I can fix the rdp connection is to shutdown the windows xp guest. Restarting Windows XP doesn't fix the issue.

After a complete shutdown, I can restart the guest and then the rdp connection is fine again.

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