fth0 wrote:The crash is probably based on known bugs in QT 5.6.3 for macOS
I wouldn't be so sure about that, I wouldn't bet on it, no way. I'm running VirtualBox (all sorts of versions) in OSX from 10.9.5 (yes, you read that right) up to 10.14.5 and
everything in between (literally), and soon 10.15 when it goes public. I have an ext.HD that does nothing else but to boot my 2nd MBP with various OSX/VirtualBox versions.
In none of them I have a crash when shutdown, neither does the majority of people using VirtualBox on OSX. The few that have reported such an issue, have almost always had a heavily modified system (kexts, permissions, etc).
But in any event, you replied to a post about 10.14 beta, that was a long time ago, and that's why I'm thinking that
this thread should be locked. I don't know if you wanted to promote your own thread, but if you do, take a look at my last post in your thread (
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=91817#p450449) and provide the information requested. In your thread...
fth0 wrote:Why is VirtualBox 6.0 on macOS hosts still based on the old QT LTS version 5.6.3 and not on the current QT LTS version 5.12
Licensing issues. Don't ask for details please...
fth0 wrote:QT LTS version 5.12 (like VirtualBox on current Linux distributions)?
VirtualBox is
*not* based on Qt 5.12 on Linux distros, where did you get that idea? On my Mint19-64 (fresh/virgin) I get:
Version 6.0.8 r130520 (Qt5.9.5)
...and that's because Mint19 comes with Qt 5.9.5.
Generally speaking, VirtualBox uses the Qt version that the distro comes with. If a distro comes with Qt 5.12, then Qt 5.12 is going to be used. If I use the "Generic" Linux version which comes linked with its
own set of libraries, and doesn't use the distro provided ones, then I get:
Version 6.0.97 r131153 (Qt5.6.1)