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$ sudo /opt/local/Library/StartupItems/VirtualBox/VirtualBox restartThx's
Host - OSX 10.7.4
VB version - 4.1.14_MacPorts r77440
MacBook Air, 1.8 GHz Core i5, Mid 2012
VirtualBox kernel driver not installed.
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bluegroper
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Re: VirtualBox kernel driver not installed.
I needed to use the following :
Works now.
Thx's
Host - OSX 10.7.4
VB version - 4.1.14_MacPorts r77440
MacBook Air, 1.8 GHz Core i5, Mid 2012
Thx's
Host - OSX 10.7.4
VB version - 4.1.14_MacPorts r77440
MacBook Air, 1.8 GHz Core i5, Mid 2012
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well_well_well
- Posts: 1
- Joined: 9. Aug 2012, 23:41
Re: VirtualBox kernel driver not installed.
the command line
sudo /Library/StartupItems/VirtualBox/VirtualBox restart
works for me too. i had the same problem after i've start a system clone.
sudo /Library/StartupItems/VirtualBox/VirtualBox restart
works for me too. i had the same problem after i've start a system clone.
Re: VirtualBox kernel driver not installed.
I just ran into this problem too, running the latest VirtualBox ver. 4.3.0.r89960 on OSX 10.9.
Everything had been running fine, then there seemed to be some sort of network glitch, and my macbook froze while running a VM. I had never seen it do that before, and after a hard reboot, I started getting the kernel driver not installed error whenever I tried to start a VM.
I tried the restart command, but I still got the same error. Finally I just re-installed VirtualBox from the same dmg I had used before, and that fixed the problem, my VMs are running fine now.
Everything had been running fine, then there seemed to be some sort of network glitch, and my macbook froze while running a VM. I had never seen it do that before, and after a hard reboot, I started getting the kernel driver not installed error whenever I tried to start a VM.
I tried the restart command, but I still got the same error. Finally I just re-installed VirtualBox from the same dmg I had used before, and that fixed the problem, my VMs are running fine now.