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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #11332 | wontfix | unable to build on sabotage linux (using musl libc) due to use of binary program "kmk_sed" | ||
| Description |
Checking for libpng: found version 1.5.11, OK. ./configure: line 2565: /src/build/virtualbox/VirtualBox-4.2.6/kBuild/bin/linux.amd64/kmk_sed: not found kmk_sed is a binary program linked against glibc. the "not found" error message stems from the dynlinker which tries to open the DT_INTERP from glibc: $ readelf -a /src/build/virtualbox/VirtualBox-4.2.6/kBuild/bin/linux.amd64/kmk_sed | grep -i INTERP
also note that neither the glibc dynlinker nor /lib64 exists. this is the first program i've encountered in my entire life that executes it own binary programs during *SOURCE CODE* compilation. this is completely unportable. please change your build scripts to use POSIX sed instead of your own weird binary thing. |
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| #14950 | fixed | USB not working on OS X host with Windows guest | ||
| Description |
Hello, my host OS is Mac OS X El Capitan 10.11.2. I'm trying to attach USB devices on my Windows guest OS and it's not possible. I have installed the extension pack and the guest additions. I unmount the USB device from OS X and click on it under Devices/USB. Windows are trying to install the driver but in the meantime the device is mounted back on OS X. Windows are not able to install the driver. Everything was working fine before El Capitan and before updating VirtualBox. I'm not sure which one is responsible but I have tested with VirtualBox 5.0.12 and 4.3.34, and both are unable to attach the USB device. |
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| #11452 | obsolete | Graphics corruption when using Intel SNA AccelMethod on linux host | ||
| Description |
This may be a bug in the the intel xorg driver. I will report a bug with them as well. Host Ubuntu 12.10 x86_64 host xserver-xorg-video-intel 2:2.20 Guest Ubuntu 12.04 i686 Enable SNA acceleration method in xorg.conf on the host. Option "AccelMethod" "sna" The entire screen in the VM will go black as the mouse cursor moves. Selecting or moving a window will make the window visible again (screen all around the window remains black). If I change the AccelMethod back to UXA by removing the AccelMethod line from the host xorg.conf file, graphics in the guest work correctly again. |
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