[Solved] VirtualBox 2.2.2 on Fedora 10 error starting

[jorginho_aspire]

Hi folks!

That is my first post!!

I installed VirtualBox 2.2.2 on Fedora 10 x86_64 and I got this error when I try to start VB:

VirtualBox: supR3HardenedMainGetTrustedMain: dlopen("/usr/lib/virtualbox/VirtualBox.so",) failed: /usr/lib/virtualbox/VirtualBox.so: undefined symbol: _ZN11QTreeWidget17setSelectionModelEP19QItemSelectionModel


Someone knows about that??

Thanx
Jorginho

[mike72]

The fedora 9 version is failing with the same error. I went and downloaded the all distribution version for amd64 and that one installed fine and runs. Looks like the fedora9 rpm and fedora10 rpm for 2.2.2 is flaked.

[Perryg]

Did you add yourself to the vboxusers group?

[jorginho_aspire]

Did you add yourself to the vboxusers group?

Perryg,

First, thanks for your help.

Yes, I am in the vboxusers group. I think, this error is because my Fedora 10 is outdated, but I don't know what I need upgrade.
Another time, I got an alike error with Fedora 9 using VirtualBox 2.0.1, then I updated GTK and worked fine.

But at this time, I don't make any idea about what is happening here.

Thanks a lot,
Jorginho.

[t.bubeck@reinform.de]

The problem went away after "yum update".

[jorginho_aspire]

The problem went away after "yum update".

Really!
I ran "yum update" and now VirtualBox 2.2.2 works fine!
But, I want to know which specifically was needed to update.

After Fedora's update the system works better, as always.

Thanks!!
Jorginho

[tbirdsaw]

I think it's QT that needs to get updated. I run TexMaker on my system... and it has a bug with the newer QT libraries... so I kept the older versions around. After updating, the error goes away, but if I downgrade back to the older versions of QT, the error comes back.

Just a FYI.

[Sasquatch]

Well, it's solved I see. The issue was asked a few months ago too, same response for possible fixes. If you searched before posting, you should have found other topics with the same issue.

Anyway, it's locked due to solved.