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#17357 fixed Import OVF fails with Digest mismatch (VERR_NOT_EQUAL): Attribute 'SHA1' MarcT
Description

It seems the SHA1 digest check is case sensitive when it should not be. Importing an OVF created by VMware ovftool 3.5.0.

Actual error:

Digest mismatch (VERR_NOT_EQUAL): Attribute 'SHA1' on 'XXXXXXX.ovf' does not match ('3E6C3CD5F4813E5058F2CB9AC50F9636B9D92D2F' vs. '3e6c3cd5f4813e5058f2cb9ac50f9636b9d92d2f').

Result Code: VBOX_E_FILE_ERROR (0x80BB0004) Component: ApplianceWrap Interface: IAppliance {8398f026-4add-4474-5bc3-2f9f2140b23e}

#13936 fixed DHCP does not include DHCP information for NAT network MarcelW
Description

When configuring the guest's adapter for "NAT network", DHCP OFFER and DHCP ACK messages do not include any information related to DNS, even though the client (dhclient on Ubuntu 14.04 in this case) request options 6, 15, 119.

When the same adapter is changed to (plain) NAT, DNS NAME (15) and DNS NAME SERVER (6) options are suddenly included.

Creating a fresh NAT network and playing with its DNS settings did not fix the problem.

I currently work around this by adding a second (plain) NAT adapter, just for the DNS options.

While I experience it with Linux guests, it probably applies to other guest operating systems as well. The two packet traces attached to this show the messages exchanged for NAT network and plain NAT, respectively.

#17867 wontfix Sound Blaster 16 Synth not working? MarchHare
Description

I've been trying to figure this out for some time. Apparently some SB16 sound works, but other SB16 doesn't. Specifically, the synth does not seem to be implemented. I will use DOS programs as a good example, as I tend to know what they should sound like. For instance, Doom is able to run, and I can hear sound effects, but not the music.

So I'm attaching some basic code. This code was originally written in basic, but given the nature of what it did, I was able to convert it to a c function that was compiled and run with a bootloader stub. I tested this on a boot disk in a real machine, and it worked. (The sound way a kind of growl-ly purr that rose, then got quieter, sounds kind of like a vroom, but with a square wave). So this code is OS independent, you just have to call it from a bootloader stub and it should work.

When I use it on Virtualbox, it doesn't make any sound, nor does the basic version of it. In fact, the basic version also checks for a sound blaster and can't find one on Virtualbox. So I'm not sure what's going on, but I suspect the synth portion still needs to be implemented?

If someone could point me at some code that does something similar for Intel HDA, I'd love to see it, because I wouldn't mind learning how to program for that one instead.

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