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| #6668 | worksforme | avahi-autoipd doesn't work with bridged adapter | ||
| Description |
Host: Fedora Core 12 64-bit and Vista 32-bit VB version: 3.1.4 on FC12 and 3.2.0beta1 on Vista Guest: Fedora Core 12 64-bit Network configured with a single bridged adapter. Tried various adapter types. avahi-autoipd is the standard Zerconf IPv4LL implementation on Linux. It configures an interface on the machine with an unique IPv4LL IP address according to the Zeroconf spec, which involves sending a bunch of ARPs and other things. The first time I start the guest, avahi-autoipd gets stuck in its "probing" state and never gets an IP address for the machine. It succeeds very occassionally but mostly gets stuck. If I restart avahi-autoipd or reset the guest (without killing the VirtualBox process), it binds an IP address without problems. Additionally, If network adapter is configured as NAT or host-only, avahi-autoipd works without problems. To reproduce, install FC12 guest, install avahi-autoipd package. Put the following in /etc/event.d/avahi-autoipd.eth0: start on runlevel [345] stop on runlevel 0 stop on runlevel 1 stop on runlevel 6 console output respawn pre-start exec /sbin/ip addr flush eth0 exec /usr/sbin/avahi-autoipd --debug eth0 post-stop exec /sbin/ip addr flush eth0 And maybe add the line ip route replace default dev "$2" to the BIND part in /etc/avahi/avahi-autoipd.action Restart the VirtualBox process and boot the guest. |
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| #15385 | fixed | autostart service on Solaris 11.3 fails | ||
| Description |
Hi, I am trying to use Virtualbox' autostart service svc:/application/virtualbox/autostart:default on Solaris 11.3. However, I cannot automatically boot virtual machines. Line 57 in /opt/VirtualBox/smf-vboxautostart.sh looks as follows: for VW_USER in `logins -g $VW_VBOXGROUP | cut -d' ' -f1` It seems that /bin/logins does not provide the desired output. On Solaris 11.3 it creates an empty list: name -a SunOS newserver 5.11 11.3 i86pc i386 i86pc cat /etc/group friends::501:jeff,matt,elisabeth pfexec logins -g friends On an older OpenSolaris system /bin/logins creates the desired output: uname -a SunOS oldserver 5.11 snv_131 i86pc i386 i86pc Solaris cat /etc/group friends::501:jeff,matt,elisabeth pfexec logins -g friends jeff 101 staff 10 Jeff Smith matt 103 staff 10 Matt Miller elisabeth 502 staff 10 Elisabeth Jackson Could this issue be related to Ticket #11720? |
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| #5177 | duplicate | automatic selection of text when scrolling, host = snow leopard in 64 bit mode, guest = windows xp | ||
| Description |
When booting snow leopard macnotebook in 64 bit mode (so 64-bit Kernel and Extensions: Yes), then launching VirtualBox 3.0.8 to run windows XP, no 3D acceleration, no experimental DirectX, however VT-x/AMD-V and Nested Paging both enabled (I am not sure the latter works), and Guest Additions installed, if I now open notepad or any text editor and scroll the text - using the trackpad or moving the little ball of an apple mighty mouse, the text gets automatically selected as if I were pressing the left buton of the mouse and moving the mouse to select. Expected: text does not get selected when I am scrolling. Notes: the problem does not happen when running the host snow leopard in 32 bit mode (so 64-bit Kernel and Extensions: No). |
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