Hello
I apologize in advance for my bad English...
Looking for detailed documentation of exactly how they work and what is the difference in files ".vbox" ".vbox-prev"
Thanks for the answer
file information ".vbox" ".vbox-prev"
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mpack
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Re: file information ".vbox" ".vbox-prev"
"vbox-prev" is a backup of the file contents prior to the most recent save. If the file is saved again then the "vbox-prev" file will be deleted, the existing "vbox" will be renamed to "vbox-prev", and a new "vbox" will be written.
You may also see a "vbox-tmp" - this is what will become the new "vbox", provided the shuffle described in the previous paragraph proceeds without a hitch.
You may also see a "vbox-tmp" - this is what will become the new "vbox", provided the shuffle described in the previous paragraph proceeds without a hitch.
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Re: file information ".vbox" ".vbox-prev"
Thank you for the information
And under what circumstances, save settings (".vbox" > ".vbox-prev")
When something changes or every time I turn off the virtual session?
And under what circumstances, save settings (".vbox" > ".vbox-prev")
When something changes or every time I turn off the virtual session?
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mpack
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Re: file information ".vbox" ".vbox-prev"
Surprisingly (as the question may seem obvious), I don't know. I believe the vbox file is updated every time the VM is run (e.g. recording last window size), and presumably also when settings changes are made. However I've never had a reason to check these assumptions.