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| #4207 | fixed | Upgrade breaks all USB support | ||
| Description |
Upgrading from 2.2.0 to 2.2.4 renders all USB support inoperable. After a reboot, VirtualBox reports this issue: {{{Failed to access USB subsystem. Could not find the Host USB proxy service (VERR_FILE_NOT_FOUND). The service might not be installed on the host computer. Result Code: E_FAIL (0x00004005) Component: Host Interface: IHost {926469ca-9091-42ef-928e-582d78b66c70} Callee: IMachine {13420cbb-175a-4456-85d0-301126dfdec7} }}} The only way to resolve this is to attempt a repair install (not possible in the normal way, see bug 4206) and reboot. This may need to be done more than once. Even after the USB sub-system has been recovered, USB functionality is not immediately available. The guest will not list defined USB items (i.e. they have filters) under "Devices/USB Devices" until the item has been attached to the host and the VB drivers installed again. After this the guest will need to be restarted from fresh to have the device work (see bug 3033). |
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| #4210 | fixed | The sound is breaking up with one USB audio adapter | ||
| Description |
I have one GNU/Linux as host (ArchLinux) and I have one Windows XP as guest. I have one Nortel softphone with one USB audio adapter, I'm starting the guest and the sound plays through the USB audio adapter but the system sounds are breaking up and the sound of the softphone calls are breaking up too. |
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| #4212 | fixed | rpm upgrade removes files | ||
| Description |
When upgrading vbox to the latest version I found out the hard way that the rpm removes files that do not belong to it. Basically I created a init.d script called virtualbox to start virtual servers on boot as virtualbox does not ship with anything to accomplish this task. After upgrading from 2.2.2 to 2.2.4 and bringing the virtual servers back up I noticed that the script I created was gone. Upon further inspection I found the following code block: if [ -f /etc/init.d/virtualbox ]; then
fi I am not sure what the rational for this was but shouldn't old versions of the rpm be responsible for cleaning up after them selves? Is this an RPM short fall? Can you AT LEAST backup files your planning on removing that don't belong to your package? |
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