Instead in the terminal you see this error: Building the VirtualBox Guest Additions kernel modules It also appears all previous versions of virtualbox that is available in the repositories are also affected.Īttempts to reinstall the virtualbox guest additions does not fix the issue. The latest updates of Ubuntu 14.04 is broken in virtualbox 4.3.6 – the screen no longer resizes and is fixed at a very low resolution. Sudo apt-get install virtualbox-guest-dkms However – it is also likely that if you just download the 4.3.7 or later guest additions and install in your v4.2 or 4.3 series this should work – but remember this is an unsupported configuration.ĮDIT: 8/09/14 – as one commenter mentioned some people have been also had luck with the following package install: Install Module Assistant, so you can build kernel modules.EDIT: 28/03/14 – Virtualbox 4.3.10 is now out – it is recommended to download this now together with 4.3.10 virtualbox guest additions and the issue below is resolved 🙂 Select Insert Guest Additions CD image… from the VirtualBox Devices menu.
It takes a few minutes to create the virtual disk image, but eventually you will see the image in the VirtualBox Manager. File allocation and size - Select a path for the virtual disk image.Hard drive - Choose Create a virtual hard drive now.NOTE: If the Debian (64 bit) choice is not available, make sure Intel Virtualization Technology is enabled in the host UEFI / BIOS. Select Machine > New from the menu - Name: Debian-7.2-圆4.You should see the Oracle VM VirtualBox Extension Pack listed under Extension Packages. Go to File > Preferences > Extensions.
vbox-extpack file to install the extensions.
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