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#259 fixed Free DOS packet driver fails to detect virtual LAN card regne v
Description

I've installed FreeDos in a virtual machine and can't get the packet driver to detect the virtual lan card.

I'm currently using "pcntpk INT=0x60 BUSTYPE=PCI IOADDR=0" (pcntpk is the packet driver for the amd pc net lan card) but all I get is: "PCNTPK-DOS-018:PCI Scan specified, device not found".

The virtual land card seems to be there as pcisleep /l (a FreeDOS command to list PCI devices) shows:

BusDecF vend:type   class vendor description...

00.02   [1022:2000] 0200  AMD    LAN / Ethernet

I've tested several versions of the packet driver and all show the same message.

#260 fixed VBox does not detect when network moves to different NIC -> fixed in SVN/1.5.4 asrinivasan
Description

On my laptop, my host OS is FC6, my guest OS is XP. I start vbox at home when I'm already connected to my home LAN via Wifi (eth1). I suspend my laptop, bring it to work, plug into the wired LAN via eth0. XP is not able to see the network. I would expect that no matter which configured NIC I'm using, whether its up or down when vbox is started, the host routes will be used by vbox.

-andre.

#261 fixed VirtualBox starts on an incorrect X-Server -> fixed in SVN/1.5.0 Technologov
Description

Platform: openSUSE Linux 10.2, VBox 1.3.8

When I have two X-servers running, VirtualBox Manager starts where I ask it to start, but the VMs are always started on the first X server (that is: display :0), even if they are launched from second X-server by VirtualBox Manager.

to reproduce:

  1. KDE Start Menu->Start New Session (or startx -- :1) to start a 2nd X-Server
  1. Try running some VBox VMs on the 2nd X-Server.
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