Custom Query (16363 matches)
Results (1885 - 1887 of 16363)
| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #2598 | fixed | correction for user manual | ||
| Description |
VB 2.0.4 user manual, section 6.4.1, "Configuring port forwarding with NAT", page 74, first paragraph contains the following: "...on the host and resends all packages which..." I think that should be: "...on the host and resends all packets which..." |
|||
| #2783 | fixed | window is not resized when the X is restarted -> fixed in SVN | ||
| Description |
When a Debian Etch 4 64-bit guest is taken from text-mode into X, the VirtualBox window is not resized correctly. It stays the same size as the 80x25 text-mode console. The X desktop is then incorrectly drawn within this too-small window. (See attached.) Repro steps:
Note how the VB window wont correctly resize any bigger. It seems fixed at this size. (See attached image #2.) To fix this problem:
The VB window will resize itself to accommodate the full desktop, and no redraw problem remains. |
|||
| #3096 | fixed | linux vboxvideo no longer works with non-standard resolutions -> fixed in SVN | ||
| Description |
This used to work in previous 1.x, 2.0, and 2.1 releases of VB. I have a screen resolution in my Debian Etch 4 guest that ensures the guest takes just a little bit less than one of my physical screen. This way I can see just enough of the host to interact when I need it. The relevant lines in my guest xorg.conf file are:
Now that I've upgraded to VB 2.1.2, I re-installed the guest additions and rebooted the guest. But the guest desktop now doesn't show up correctly. The screen is only randomly updated, the menubar does not show, and when I type into a bash command-prompt window I only see maybe 1 out of 20 or 30 characters show up on the screen. (The other characters are there, since when I press ENTER the commands execute correctly. Only screen updates are not working.) If I remove the "1648x936" resolution, then everything works fine at 1280x1024. (But this resolution is not wide enough and too high to fit on my screen!) If I comment out the vboxvideo driver and use the vesa driver instead, then it comes up in 1280x1024, and again screen redraws are working fine. |
|||

