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#2934 obsolete USB devices (ADC-11 + PicoScope 2000 series) from Pico doesn't work in virtualbox Thomas Elsgaard
Description

When trying to use USB devices from pico "http://www.picotech.com/", the pico application is "hanging" in startup with: enumerating USB devices, and is never finding them. This problem was also occurring in VMWare, and the fault was identified to be in both WMWare and the pico software, and after VMWare + pico corrected it, it's working in VMWare, but not in virtualbox

"Thanks to the outstanding VMware Fusion team, VMware fixed their bug, worked with PicoTech to fix their bug (bad descriptor) and now, with R5.17.1 from PicoTech, the PS2202 works on Fusion and Boot Camp alike. Kudos to VMware!"

See link to troublereport at VMWare here: http://communities.vmware.com/thread/73521

Other USB devices is working OK.

Let me know which traces / logs to attach.

/Thomas

#2943 obsolete Snapshotted virtual machine cannot be deleted Emrah Gunduz
Description

OS: Windows XP x64 Edition Version 2003 Service Pack 2
Computer: AMD Athlon 64 x2 Dual 4600+

While trying to delete a virtual machine which has a snapshot saved, VirtualBox throws this error (I changed the machine name, and disk location information with dummy text):

Cannot unregister the machine 'Machine name' because it has 1 snapshots.
Result Code: VBOX_E_INVALID_OBJECT_STATE (0x80BB0007)

It is not possible to discard a snapshot after this error. The new error is this :

Hard disk 'Disk location' has more than one child hard disk (2)
Result Code: E_FAIL (0x80004005)
Component: Harddisk1

Trying to revert to the "current state" and trying to discard the snapshot also creates an error, and creates a new hard disk child :

Hard disk 'Disk location' has more than one child hard disk (3)
Result Code: E_FAIL (0x80004005)
Component: Harddisk2

Virtual Media Manager lists 3 VDI files under the main VDI of the virtual machine with same virtual sizes, but only with 80,50 KB usages.

Trying to release the child hard disks, whatever the snaphot condition is, results in another error :

The machine is not mutable (state is 2)
Result Code: VBOX_E_INVALID_VM_STATE (0x80BB0002)
Component: Machine

If you delete the snapshot files/folder by hand, you still can not delete the snapshot from the VirtualBox. You just receive a "file not found" error. However, it is now possible to delete the locked child hard disk. After this point, you can remove the snapshot, and remove the virtual machine completely.

A summary:

  1. Snapshotted virtual machine cannot be deleted.
  2. Discarding a snapshot results in duplicated hard disk.
  3. Reverting and trying to discarding a snapshot results in another duplicated hard disk.
  4. After this point, snapshots cannot be discarded or reverted.
  5. One of the child hard disks can not be deleted or released regardless of the snapshot status by using Virtual Media Manager.
  6. Deleting snapshots by hand results in file not found error.
  7. After deleting snapshot files, removing the child hard disk, snapshots and virtual machine in this order is possible.

PS: Removing a virtual machine has to be simpler, and less complicated for the user. The process has to be automatic, and file removal must be asked to user. Throwing errors is not a good way.
PSS: It is not possible to copy/paste the text from the error screens in Windows Xp x64

#2951 obsolete bash_completion doesn't know how to complete directories on a vboxsf mount Yann
Description

Hi,

I tend to believe it's a vboxsf defect, but I don't have any proof... I marked this ticket at 'minor', but it's rather annoying.

The problem is that directories under vboxsf mount autocompletes with a space instead of a '/' for certain commands (rm, ls)

and with nothing for cd (instead of '/' again)

Here is what I see:

yann@dev:~/dev$ mkdir -p /tmp/xxx/yyy/zzz
yann@dev:~/dev$ mkdir -p xxx/yyy/zzz
yann@dev:~/dev$ set -x
yann@dev:~/dev$ ls /tmp/xxx/y+ local cur opt
++ _get_cword
++ [[ 10 -eq 0 ]]
++ [[ 13 == \13 ]]
++ echo /tmp/xxx/y
+ cur=/tmp/xxx/y
+ [[ /tmp/xxx/y == --*=* ]]
+ [[ /tmp/xxx/y == -* ]]
+ [[ ls == @(mk|rm)dir ]]
+ _filedir
+ local 'IFS=   
' xspec
+ _expand
+ [[ /tmp/xxx/y == \~*/* ]]
+ [[ /tmp/xxx/y == \~* ]]
+ toks=()
+ local toks tmp
+ read -r tmp
+++ quote_readline /tmp/xxx/y
+++ local t=/tmp/xxx/y
+++ echo ''\''/tmp/xxx/y'\'''
++ compgen -d -- ''\''/tmp/xxx/y'\'''
+ [[ -n /tmp/xxx/yyy ]]
+ toks[${#toks[@]}]=/tmp/xxx/yyy
+ read -r tmp
+ [[ '' != -d ]]
+ xspec=
+ read -r tmp
+++ quote_readline /tmp/xxx/y
+++ local t=/tmp/xxx/y
+++ echo ''\''/tmp/xxx/y'\'''
++ compgen -f -X '' -- ''\''/tmp/xxx/y'\'''
+ [[ -n /tmp/xxx/yyy ]]
+ toks[${#toks[@]}]=/tmp/xxx/yyy
+ read -r tmp
+ COMPREPLY=("${COMPREPLY[@]}" "${toks[@]}")
yy/

yann@dev:~/dev$ ls xxx/y+ local cur opt
++ _get_cword
++ [[ 5 -eq 0 ]]
++ [[ 8 == \8 ]]
++ echo xxx/y
+ cur=xxx/y
+ [[ xxx/y == --*=* ]]
+ [[ xxx/y == -* ]]
+ [[ ls == @(mk|rm)dir ]]
+ _filedir
+ local 'IFS=   
' xspec
+ _expand
+ [[ xxx/y == \~*/* ]]
+ [[ xxx/y == \~* ]]
+ toks=()
+ local toks tmp
+ read -r tmp
+++ quote_readline xxx/y
+++ local t=xxx/y
+++ echo ''\''xxx/y'\'''
++ compgen -d -- ''\''xxx/y'\'''
+ [[ -n xxx/yyy ]]
+ toks[${#toks[@]}]=xxx/yyy
+ read -r tmp
+ [[ '' != -d ]]
+ xspec=
+ read -r tmp
+++ quote_readline xxx/y
+++ local t=xxx/y
+++ echo ''\''xxx/y'\'''
++ compgen -f -X '' -- ''\''xxx/y'\'''
+ [[ -n xxx/yyy ]]
+ toks[${#toks[@]}]=xxx/yyy
+ read -r tmp
+ COMPREPLY=("${COMPREPLY[@]}" "${toks[@]}")
yy 

HTH, let me know if you need more details

yann@dev:~/dev$ uname -a
Linux dev 2.6.27-9-server #1 SMP Thu Nov 20 22:53:41 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux

yann@dev:~/dev$ cat /etc/issue.net 
Ubuntu 8.10

yann@dev:~/dev$ bash --version
GNU bash, version 3.2.39(1)-release (i486-pc-linux-gnu)
Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc.

yann@dev:~/dev$ grep RELEASE: /etc/bash_completion
#   RELEASE: 20060301

yann@dev:~/dev$ mount -t vboxsf
devel on /home/yann/dev type vboxsf (uid=1000,gid=1000,rw)

Yann Kerherve

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