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problem in ubuntu and backrack and fedora
Posted: 10. Nov 2013, 11:17
by Logarithmman
i tried to install backtrack and i found him very very slowly and same problem in ubuntu and fedora and windows 7 too
> Ram is 4GB
all os except xp
what is the problem ?
Re: problem in ubuntu and backrack and fedora
Posted: 10. Nov 2013, 16:03
by Perryg
Not sure with the lack of real information but I can tell you that the new Linux distros has software accelerated graphics as fall back if you don't have the VirtualBox guest additions installed (in the guest) and 3D enabled in the guest settings.
Re: problem in ubuntu and backrack and fedora
Posted: 10. Nov 2013, 16:31
by Logarithmman
what is information will you need ?
this about linux , what about window 7 ?
Re: problem in ubuntu and backrack and fedora
Posted: 10. Nov 2013, 17:55
by Perryg
Post the guests log file (as an attachment)
See
Online Users Manual for the location of the file.
Re: problem in ubuntu and backrack and fedora
Posted: 12. Nov 2013, 01:50
by Logarithmman
i'm not understanding anything from this link , but i know the requirements and rules such ( guest additions virtualbox , etc )
win xp running very good
Everything is fine but all linux distributions is very slow and win 7 also .
then i noticed that ubuntu and backtrack problem's about slowness is widespread in forums
Re: problem in ubuntu and backrack and fedora
Posted: 13. Nov 2013, 01:35
by Logarithmman
?
Re: problem in ubuntu and backrack and fedora
Posted: 13. Nov 2013, 01:43
by Perryg
I need to see the guests log file. Right click on the guest in the main manager and then left click on show log. Click save on the first log ( one that does not have 1, 2, or 3 ) and post here as an attachment
Re: problem in ubuntu and backrack and fedora
Posted: 13. Nov 2013, 03:01
by Logarithmman
ubuntu log
Re: problem in ubuntu and backrack and fedora
Posted: 13. Nov 2013, 04:02
by Perryg
Your processor does not support hardware virtualization ( VMX ) and is really old. This is why your guests ( other than XP ) are slow plus the missing 3D acceleration.
VirtualBox all but stopped supporting software virtualization ( no VMX ) and I don't see them improving on this in the future.
Re: problem in ubuntu and backrack and fedora
Posted: 13. Nov 2013, 05:32
by Logarithmman
ok , thank you for reply