Custom Query (16363 matches)
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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #17409 | fixed | MODIFYVM_AUDIOOUT in VBoxManageModifyVM.cpp, a copy of MODIFYVM_AUDIOIN -> fixed in 5.2.12 | ||
| Description |
This was brought to my attention from an IRC user (jerryaldrichiii) that when setting "--audioout on", it wasn't working. I verified it that the wrong setting was written in the .vbox file. I was also pointed to a forums topic, "5.2.0 r118431 Sound Problem" which was talking about the same thing. Digging a little bit more, I found out that the two cases MODIFYVM_AUDIOOUT and MODIFYVM_AUDIOIN in "VBoxManageModifyVM.cpp", seem to be a copy/paste. The line: CHECK_ERROR(audioAdapter, COMSETTER(EnabledIn)(ValueUnion.f));
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in the MODIFYVM_AUDIOOUT case should be: CHECK_ERROR(audioAdapter, COMSETTER(EnabledOut)(ValueUnion.f));
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I put the version as 5.2.0, since according to the forum post, this must have been going on since the 5.2.0 days. |
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| #18177 | fixed | GUI: Create new disk should round to sector size (divisible by 512) -> fixed in 6.0.6 | ||
| Description |
Create a new VM. When creating the matching VDI, the slider and the numeric control for the file size allow you to select any number. In many cases where a decimal number is used (27.87 GB for example), the VDI creation fails with:
But this can be confusing for a new user that doesn't know what 512 or sector stands for. It would be nice if the GUI would round the decimal number to the closest number that's divisible with 512. You could have it "stick" the values in the slider, and/or round them in the numeric control. |
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| #18197 | fixed | OSX: Dbl-clicking on registered file types results in no action -> fixed after (not in) 6.0.2 | ||
| Description |
Double clicking on a " Unfortunately, nothing happens except VirtualBox launching if not running, or VirtualBox coming to the forefront if running. |
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