Oggi mi sono accorto che Virtualbox OSE (che viene fornita dai repositories di Ubuntu) non supporta USB, e the only way to read a USB device is installed Virtualbox taking it from their site . OSE
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Oggi mi sono accorto che Virtualbox OSE (che viene fornita dai repositories di Ubuntu) non supporta USB, e the only way to read a USB device is installed Virtualbox taking it from their site . OSE Uninstall, install the deb package of VirtualBox, the installation is successful, no errors. Launch Virtualbox (which by then had changed its place in the Applications menu, now no longer accessories but in System Tools), virtual machines can see immediately that I had with OSE, perfect. I try to launch a VM, and this is the first problem:
Oggi mi sono accorto che Virtualbox OSE (che viene fornita dai repositories di Ubuntu) non supporta USB, e the only way to read a USB device is installed Virtualbox taking it from their site . OSE
followed by the utility board to launch from a terminal
sudo / etc / init.d / vboxdrv setup to install the virtualbox kernel driver and fix the problem.
sudo / etc / init.d / vboxdrv setup to install the virtualbox kernel driver and fix the problem.
great. Too bad that the terminal responds to me
sudo: / etc / init.d / vboxdrv: command not found
,
and here the problem is much more serious.
Google Google, I found the solution: the command is not found because when the system restarts with a new kernel automatically creates a backup version of
vboxdrv , which is then renamed
vboxdrv.dpkg-bak
. So just vboxdrv.dpkg-bak
rename it:
sudo mv / etc / init.d / vboxdrv.dpkg-bak / etc / init.d / vboxdrv Now
the command sudo / etc / init.d / vboxdrv setup will EDIT:
The problem with USB devices were not totally solved.
If it happens to you, go to System
/ Administration / Users and Groups ,
Manage Groups, select the group
vboxusers
, Properties, check your user window
Group members, and confirm everything.
Or even faster, from the command line:
sudo adduser $ USER vboxusers
Then restart Ubuntu, and enjoy (at last !) USB devices in your virtual machine.
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