Host: VBox 6.0.0-BETA2 + Win7 x64.
Both (64-bit) RHEL6 and RHEL7 fail to load module "vboxsf" after GA install.
RHEL6 and 7 unable to load vboxsf
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Technologov
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RHEL6 and 7 unable to load vboxsf
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RHEL 7 64-bit-2018-11-29-02-28-26.log- (87.37 KiB) Downloaded 26 times
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socratis
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Re: RHEL6 and 7 unable to load vboxsf
Please ZIP your logs. You should know better by now... 
And the log that's more important is the "/var/log/vboxadd-setup.log" from the guest.
And the log that's more important is the "/var/log/vboxadd-setup.log" from the guest.
Do NOT send me Personal Messages (PMs) for troubleshooting, they are simply deleted.
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If you obfuscate any information requested, I will obfuscate my response. These are virtual UUIDs, not real ones.
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Technologov
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Re: RHEL6 and 7 unable to load vboxsf
I have attached logs. No need to ZIP.
>And the log that's more important is the "/var/log/vboxadd-setup.log" from the guest.
Yeah, but how do I get one without vboxsf working ? Settings up SAMBA or Gmail is way too much effort for a VM that will be destroyed shortly.
Anyway the output visible from screenshot is good enough to point directly to the problem.
>And the log that's more important is the "/var/log/vboxadd-setup.log" from the guest.
Yeah, but how do I get one without vboxsf working ? Settings up SAMBA or Gmail is way too much effort for a VM that will be destroyed shortly.
Anyway the output visible from screenshot is good enough to point directly to the problem.
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socratis
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Re: RHEL6 and 7 unable to load vboxsf
No, you will ZIP your logs, or they will be removed. The server has had issues in the past, that's why we want them ZIPPED. We can't ask first time users to follow the rules you disregarding them, right?Technologov wrote:I have attached logs. No need to ZIP.
As for the vboxadd-setup.log, take a look at it in the guest. Tell us the important things if it's too difficult to pass it through an OCR engine. Try http://www.newocr.com/
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Technologov
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Re: RHEL6 and 7 unable to load vboxsf
What is the problem with logs on the server, again ?
Do you think a modern 12 TB HDD is gonna be filled by 128 KB logs? or 512 KB logs? Please stop joking.
I have asked nicely to *upgrade* upload capacity to 512 KB. Come on, it should be doable. Heck, I can *donate* a 12 TB HDD if Oracle feels like it needs a donation
My time (zipping/unzipping) is worth *way* more than big HDD.
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Screenshot shows all important information there is to see.
Do you think a modern 12 TB HDD is gonna be filled by 128 KB logs? or 512 KB logs? Please stop joking.
I have asked nicely to *upgrade* upload capacity to 512 KB. Come on, it should be doable. Heck, I can *donate* a 12 TB HDD if Oracle feels like it needs a donation
My time (zipping/unzipping) is worth *way* more than big HDD.
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Screenshot shows all important information there is to see.