I just installed VirtualBox 2.2.2 on my Fedora 9 host. Starting VirtualBox for the first time presents a dialog stating "Your existing VirtualBox settings files will be automatically converted from the old format to a new format necessary for the new version of VirtualBox." I'd like to backup these files prior to converting in case I have to fall back to a previous version. Where and what are these files?
Thanks.
What 'settings files' will be converted?
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Re: What 'settings files' will be converted?
The files are the virtualbox "xml" files and Virtualbox makes a back up for you in the directory where they reside.
You can find these in ~/your-login-name/.virtualbox/ and machine.
If you have already installed VirtualBox 2.2.2 then the backup is pointless for you to do. They have already been converted and are where I stated above.
You can find these in ~/your-login-name/.virtualbox/ and machine.
If you have already installed VirtualBox 2.2.2 then the backup is pointless for you to do. They have already been converted and are where I stated above.