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| #3407 | fixed | probable bug in real mode video BIOS => Fixed in SVN/3.1.4 | ||
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Most probably a bug in the real mode video BIOS (int 10h). Problem, as observed in plain MS-DOS - no ANSI.SYS or similar - running command.com or other plain text mode programs with screen scrolling : Normally while scrolling the screen up by one line, character attributes from the bottom line (usually line 25) are reinjected to the new bottom line which is "scrolled in". After 25 (or whichever # lines on screen) lines have been scrolled, all displayed lines will have the same attributes. However using DOS in virtualbox, the lines inserted at screen bottom invariably come with default grey on black attribute (07) ! I have not investigated code used by (in the example) command.com at instruction level, but since the 'right' behaviour I've been seing on all real machines (for almost 30 years!) and only virtualbox exhibits a difference, it has to be a bug in, most probably, the provided video BIOS. |
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| #3408 | fixed | X server does not start w/Guest Additions on OpenSolaris guest w/snv_107 packages => fixed in 2.2.0 BETA1 | ||
| Description |
With the Guest Additions installed, the X server does not start on an OpenSolaris client using snv_107 (development) packages. Worked with snv_106, and the server starts if the Guest Additions are removed. The message in Xorg.0.log indicates that the vboxvideo module does not load because of a version mismatch. |
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| #3411 | fixed | AMD PCnet Ethernet Driver is missing | ||
| Description |
The UserManual.pdf of 2.1.4 states:
But the directory 32bit\Windows\3rdParty\AMD_PCnet doesn't exist anymore in the iso image of the guest additions. It was still there in 2.1.0 but disappeared in 2.1.2: 2.1.02.1.0$ md5sum VirtualBox-2.1.0-41146-Linux_x86.run 1f9b356338085643867c41fad4377c31 VirtualBox-2.1.0-41146-Linux_x86.run 2.1.0$ bash VirtualBox-2.1.0-41146-Linux_x86.run --tar xvf 2.1.0$ tar -jxvf VirtualBox.tar.bz2 2.1.0$ isoinfo -J -f -i additions/VBoxGuestAdditions.iso | grep AMD_PCnet /32Bit/Windows/3rdParty/AMD_PCnet /32Bit/Windows/3rdParty/AMD_PCnet/PCNTPCI5.sys /32Bit/Windows/3rdParty/AMD_PCnet/netamd.inf /32Bit/Windows/3rdParty/AMD_PCnet/pcntpci5.cat 2.1.22.1.2$ md5sum VirtualBox-2.1.2-41885-Linux_x86.run 0e04a8073cd927ac7f2133f70b91482d VirtualBox-2.1.2-41885-Linux_x86.run 2.1.2$ bash VirtualBox-2.1.2-41885-Linux_x86.run --tar xvf 2.1.2$ tar -jxvf VirtualBox.tar.bz2 2.1.2$ isoinfo -J -f -i additions/VBoxGuestAdditions.iso | grep AMD_PCnet 2.1.42.1.4$ md5sum VirtualBox-2.1.4-42893-Linux_x86.run 45c689215a37f274b5b4fe8c7cd7b288 VirtualBox-2.1.4-42893-Linux_x86.run 2.1.4$ bash VirtualBox-2.1.4-42893-Linux_x86.run --tar xvf 2.1.4$ tar -jxvf VirtualBox.tar.bz2 2.1.4$ isoinfo -J -f -i additions/VBoxGuestAdditions.iso | grep AMD_PCnet Installing the driver manually from http://www.amd.com/us-en/assets/content_type/utilities/V4.51.zip works fine for me. $ unzip -l V4.51.zip
Archive: V4.51.zip
Length Date Time Name
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26582 07-07-04 12:01 WinXP_SignedDriver/netamd.inf
9136 07-19-04 12:02 WinXP_SignedDriver/pcntpci5.cat
36352 07-07-04 12:01 WinXP_SignedDriver/PCNTPCI5.sys
26582 07-07-04 12:01 WinServer2003_SignedDriver/netamd.inf
9136 07-19-04 13:17 WinServer2003_SignedDriver/pcntpci5.cat
36352 07-07-04 12:01 WinServer2003_SignedDriver/PCNTPCI5.sys
7361 08-02-04 16:23 readme.rtf
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