mpack wrote: you need to install current and official GAs.
I am reading that VirtualBox doesn't have guest additions for OSX https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Guest_OSes
mpack wrote: you need to install current and official GAs.
Why is that relevant? Your guest is Kubuntu.opeNewbie wrote:I am reading that VirtualBox doesn't have guest additions for OSX https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Guest_OSes
Are you running kubuntu 15.10 or 16.04? For whatever reason the daily builds of 16.04 have disappeared.opeNewbie wrote:I copied the vdi File and tried to open it with the newest Vbox on my other windows pc, I get the same dark screen after start. So its obvious a problem with the (ku)buntu guest, not with my VBox settings. No one can help me on this I guess.
It doesn't sound as thoug VirtualBox is at fault and so the first questions I would be asking would be...opeNewbie wrote:I copied the vdi File and tried to open it with the newest Vbox on my other windows pc, I get the same dark screen after start. So its obvious a problem with the (ku)buntu guest, not with my VBox settings. No one can help me on this I guess.
Just curious. How would one do that?andyp73 wrote:Have you tried booting the VM from a Linux live CD and checking that the file system is still intact in the disk image?
okay, I understand that, makes sense. Is there a possibility to mount the old vdi as a drive on the new Ubuntu 15.10 with Vbox?loukingjr wrote:What I was saying is, the OpenFOAM 2 package is written either for Ubuntu 14.04 or 15.10. Kubuntu 15.04 is neither. It uses a very different desktop environment than Ubuntu. If you want to even try running OpenFOAM 2 you should install either Ubuntu 14.04 or 15.10 then install the appropriate version of OpenFOAM.