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Hi, A work around does exist and is very simple: Save State of the VM. VB isn't made to enter the Hibernate state. Thanks for your quick and kind answer. I would like to specify that: 1) I have never hibernated the host, but only the guest ; 2) I would like to use virtualbox to test hibernation func...

Hello, I am facing a malfunction using Virtual Box 3.8.2 r64453 (PUEL). The guest linux system slows down and hangs due to disk resource exhaustion after resuming from system hibernation (suspend to disk) of the guest itself. The cause is that the system logs of the guest are packed with errors gene...

Thanks for your answers; probably, I've misunderstood the host-only option even If I have read the manual. Bye.

Hi, [..] Change your Host-Only range to 192.168.56.x. According to your previous post, I changed the host-only address for the host system using File->Network->Host-only-address VirtualBox form; after the VirtualBox restart, I obtained the following result on the host operating system: debian:~# /sb...

Hi, thanks for your answer. These are the screen shot: - VM setup VBox-vm-network-setup.png - VirtualBox File->Setup->Network VBox-host-only-setup1.png VBox-host-only-setup2.png The /sbin/ifconfig output on host operating system is: debian:~# /sbin/ifconfig eth1 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:1d:72:d...

Hi, thanks for your answer. Gateway ip should not matter and should not be set at all for this interface. Do you have any firewall running on the host? Also normal range for a host only interface is 192.168.56.X with the host at 192.168.56.1 you could try using that instead. Put the guest at 192.168...

Hello, I'm trying to configure a host-only network adapter with VirtualBox 2.2.4; host operating system is GNU/Linux (distribution=Debian release=Lenny); guest operating system is GNU/HURD (latest Debian release). The vboxnet0 interface is up and running in the host machine: $ ip add show dev vboxne...