VirtualBox Failed & Don't closed Mac OS

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PabloArgentina
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VirtualBox Failed & Don't closed Mac OS

Post by PabloArgentina »

Hi, I need help. This is the first time I try to create a Virtual Machine so when I try to create the VM choose 1024 mg of RAM and none space to virtual hard disk, when Virtual Box try two create the virtual machine stopped because request a virtual optical disk so I try to cancelled but I cannot end the program, I try to shut down or restart my macbook but I cannot just Virtual Box continue to running. I try to executed the Uninstall but this didnt work yet.

How I can to stop or close VirtualBox of my mac?
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Re: VirtualBox Failed & Don't closed Mac OS

Post by socratis »

PabloArgentina wrote:choose 1024 mg of RAM and none space to virtual hard disk
No problem there. I have a VM with the same settings. I use it for "Live" CDs.
PabloArgentina wrote:the virtual machine stopped because request a virtual optical disk
If you don't have a bootable hard drive or a bootable CD, the computer will not boot. By definition.
PabloArgentina wrote:I cannot end the program, I try to shut down or restart my macbook but I cannot just Virtual Box continue to running.
There are a couple of ways to end a program. The easiest is to right-click (or control-click if you have a 1-button mouse) on the VirtualBox icon in the Dock, and while the menu is open, press the Option (Alt) key. You will notice that the last item "Quit" becomes "Force Quit". Click that and VirtualBox is gone. If you restart, VirtualBox will NOT start automatically (unless you actually forced it to). If everything else fails, pull the power cord or press the power button for more than 5 seconds.
PabloArgentina wrote:I try to executed the Uninstall but this didnt work yet.
Do you mean the Uninstall.sh that is located in the VirtualBox###.dmg? If you simply double-click it it will launch a Terminal window and ask for your password. There is only one way that this will fail; if you are using a simple-user account. Simple-users cannot "sudo", only administrators can.
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