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#3345 fixed Guest Additions video and mouse integration fail to funciton on Solaris10u6 64-bit Guest => Fixed in SVN Timothy C. Howard
Description

Configuration: Using Solaris 10 u6 (1008) 64-bit guest (zfs file system) on Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit Host running on 2.4 GHZ Core 2 Quad core (Q6600) in Shuttle SX38P2 with 8GB RAM. Windows Vista install is fully patched by MS Update. Using xVM VirtualBox v2.1.2 installed over a previous xVM VirtualBox v2.1.0 install. Guest set with 2048MB base memory, 128MB video memory, ACPI enabled, IO ACPI enabled, VT-x Enabled, Nested Paging disabled, PAE/NX disabled, 3D acc disabled, NIC set to Host Interface.

Steps performed and errors noted ----

1) Installed Solaris (full OEM install on zfs file system on 40GB compressible disk) - no problems occured;
2) Updated resolv.conf & nsswitch.conf to allow DNS resolution registered installation - network/internet access functional; 
3) Rebooted - login screen displayed; 
4) Registered system with Sun - successful;
5) Updated install via Sun update service - successful;
6) Rebooted - login screen displayed;
7) Logged in as root and shut down system;
8) Replicated virtual disk with VBoxManage cloneHD;
9) Created new virtual machine with replicated vdi file;
10) Booted new system;
11) Installed Guest additions - no errors indicated in output of package install;
12) Rebooted - Xserver failed to start;
13) Performed maintenance login, examined Xserver log, indicated no modes specified in xorg.conf, examined /etc/X11/xorg.conf and found no modes specified, edited /etc/X11/xorg.conf to add modes for display (based on a fully functional Solaris 10 u6 32-bit VBox guest machine);
14) Reboot -  login screen displayed;
15) Logged in as root - Video and mouse integration not functional;
16) Examined Xorg.0.log file - found multiple occurances of the following errors:

(EE) VBoxVideo(0): Failed to obtain the last resolution requested by the guest, rc= -36

(EE) VBoxVideo(0): Unable to activate VirtualBox graphics acceleration - the request to the virtual machine failed. You may be running an old version of VirtualBox.

(EE) VBoxVideo(0): Unable to determine whether the virtual machine supports mouse pointer integration - request initialization failed with return code -36

Error querying host mouse position! rc = -38

17) Tried various combinations of enabling and disabling of IO APIC, 3D acceleration with same results 18) Based on previous experience with 32bit Solaris, have noted that not all components are actually 64bit, so replaced /opt/VirtualBoxAddtions/amd64 contents with 32bit versions and received virtually identical output in Xorg.0.log file - same results. 19) Replicated original disk again (multiple times) and tried installing previous Guest Additions, each on a new clean replication (v2.1.0, v2.0.6, v2.0.4, v2.0.2) - same result

Note that this appears to be a problem with 64bit Solaris 10 guests only. I have created several 32bit Solaris 10 guests with guest additions on which video and mouse integration works fine. I have tried this multiple times with 64bit Solaris 10 and always had the same failure (hence, why I have started replicating the vdi file after the initial install - I got tired of redoing the install everytime the guest additions trashed the machine).

#3347 fixed Unable to include USB HID devices fel1x
Description

I want to use a USB device which is a combination of a mass storage device and a smartcard reader. Similiary I want to use a USB device which is Mouse/Keyboard/Headset. All have in common that they are USB HID (Human Input) devices (Class = 0x03).

I am in a Windows XP Guest from a Mac OS X Host: The HID are greyed out when I click the USB icon under the running guest. Creating a device filter or a generic device filter does not help. Starting VirtualBox as root (to resolve possible permission issues (like under Linux)) does not resolve the problem either.

The device state is unavaible.

# sudo VBoxManage list usbhost |tail -n10
UUID:               2587e29b-4e2b-42a4-803b-84869cf42035
VendorId:           0x0d46 (0D46)
ProductId:          0x4081 (4081)
Revision:           1.23 (0123)
Manufacturer:       KOBIL Systems
Product:            mIDentity L
SerialNumber:       SN_S_071106216
Address:            p=0x4081;v=0x0d46;s=0x00003cdd48524c60;l=0x24100000
Current State:      Unavailable

Adding support for USB HID would be a major feature because neither Parallels or VMWare support it very well. Furthermore many USB devices are marked wrongly as a USB HID, as are USB U3 sticks and there are many legit use cases of USB HID devices (Wacom Tablets, Headset, etc).

Please fix this, thanks :)

#3353 fixed c++ program freezes when trying to write into shared folder aftershock
Description

I wrote a c++ program that writes out some content into a file which is located in a shared folder which is supposed to be read/write (full access) I compiled it with gcc -g

" ostringstream tempvar44; (gdb) n 3176 fstream F; (gdb) n

3177 open(F, (tempvar43 << ">" << ofilename, tempvar43.str()))
die((tempvar44 <<"could not write "<< ofilename << "\n", tempvar44.str()));

" at this line , the program freezes. It cannot be killed inside the guest kanotix linux. I have Windows Xp.

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