Hi,
I have setup autostart on Linux and it works well. But I have a lot of VMs and I need them to start in a certain order (most important ones first).
Is there a way to control the autostartup order? If not is there a defined algorithm VBox uses to start things up?
Thanks,
Dima.
can autostart order be controlled?
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noteirak
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Re: can autostart order be controlled?
AFAIK not possible.
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Re: can autostart order be controlled?
Instead of "autostart" I have always used an "@reboot VBoxHeadless --startvm" crontab entry. For multiple VMs I use a shell script, called from cron, to start the VMs as background processes, cotrol dependencies, etc.