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#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

#7216 wontfix Host freezes after resuming from suspend (S3) yannisf
Description

When resuming after having suspended (S3) with a running VM with vt-x enabled, the host freezes. The host also freezes if you follow this scenario: a VM is started, then turned off, then close virtualbox, then suspend, then resume (this succedes), then open virtulbox and run a VM. The host freezes again.

This issue is already quite "talked about" and I stand that it is a motherboard/BIOS issue. But Gigabyte is not so fond of admitting it.

I was wondering if virtualbox could implement a work around, since this is not a fundumentaly hardware issue. I mean vt-x works after all. It is that the BIOS does not re-enable them after a suspend. That is why I filed the issue as enhancement and not a defect.

A relative forum conversation is: http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=30345&p=134681&hilit=host+suspend#p134681

#7012 invalid Problem on Virtual Box 3.2.4 on 10.6.4 on a New Core I5 processor yannickferry
Description

Hello

On my new macbookpro Core I5, there is an error when i want to install a Snow Leopard Server host.

I don't have this problem on my old MacBook Core Duo. Both machine are in Snow Leopard 10.6.4 new release

i've joined with this ticket a picture of the error

Regards

Yannick

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