Re: El Capitan?
Posted: 2. Oct 2015, 02:04
Just updated to the test build and it works as expected, thanks.
Hi Bird,bird wrote:I've uploaded new testbuild which should address the USB issues:
@loukingjr would be great to know if it fixes the issues for you.
Cheers,
bird.
Kouji wrote:i upgrade to El Capitan, and run VirtualBox 5.0.4 with Windows 7, when i connect USB then err happen and Windows 7 crash.
bird wrote:I've uploaded new testbuild which should address the USB issues:
https://www.virtualbox.org/download/tes ... 20-OSX.dmg
Docker is not supported here.Galute wrote:I have Virtualbox Version 5.0.4 r102546 that comes with the Docker Toolbox…
I had the same problem with USB, using VB 5.0.4 with El Capitan. Now I've installed the test case 5.0.5 and all seems fine !bird wrote:I've uploaded new testbuild which should address the USB issues:
@loukingjr would be great to know if it fixes the issues for you.
Cheers,
bird.
Seems a little late to ask now.vboxer61 wrote: I had the same problem with USB, using VB 5.0.4 with El Capitan. Now I've installed the test case 5.0.5 and all seems fine !
Can you tell me if this version (5.0.5) is considered quite stable and reliable or is to be considered just for testing ?
Hi Bird,bird wrote:This test build may help a bit with the USB issues, we hope: https://www.virtualbox.org/download/tes ... 70-OSX.dmg
(Not yet finished installing El Capitan GA, so can't make any hard promises yet.)
-bird
I'm not asking about Docker, just that the version of Virtualbox is bundled with the Docker installation. The VM that is run is a fairly standard Ubuntu installation. I had to abandon VirtualBox and use VMFusion because the Virtualbox plist file appears to install a kext which is hanging my login. I will go and try 5.0.6loukingjr wrote:Docker is not supported here.Galute wrote:I have Virtualbox Version 5.0.4 r102546 that comes with the Docker Toolbox…
That's why I said Docker is not supported. Apparently the version of VirtualBox that is bundled with it installs kexts in the old/wrong location and causes issues with OSX 10.11. The official builds of VirtualBox have been working on OSX 10.11 long before it's release.Galute wrote:I'm not asking about Docker, just that the version of Virtualbox is bundled with the Docker installation. The VM that is run is a fairly standard Ubuntu installation. I had to abandon VirtualBox and use VMFusion because the Virtualbox plist file appears to install a kext which is hanging my login. I will go and try 5.0.6loukingjr wrote:Docker is not supported here.Galute wrote:I have Virtualbox Version 5.0.4 r102546 that comes with the Docker Toolbox…