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Le 19/06/2011 05:06, Yasha Karant a écrit :
> I am running VirtualBox current production release as a replacement
> for VMWare workstation. Under 32 bit RHEL 5, all of the hardware
> worked, including USB on the identical workstation (hardware platform)
> as I now have.
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> Using the same configuration (including changes to the groups file),
> but now installing VirtualBox current production release for RHEL 6
> X86-64, I cannot access the USB devices. I can indirectly through
> shared folders from the MS Win guest to the linux host, but for
> certain uses, MS Win requires a direct mount, not a shared folder /
> network mount.
>
> Is anyone running SL6 X86-64 with VirtualBox and accessing the USB
> drive? If so, have you also configured VirtualBox, a MS Win guest,
> and SAMBA on the same physical machine to allow the MS Win guest to
> print to the linux host printer(s)?
>
> Yasha Karant
>
Hello Yasha,
VirtualBox 4.0.8 is running out of the box on SL 6.1 X86-64, supporting
Oracle Solaris 11 Express. Extensions are installed.
USB is configured as follows:
* extensions are previously installed (support for USB 2.0 devices,
VirtualBox RDP and PXE boot for Intel cards)
* select the USB option and activate the USB 2 control (EHCI)
I haven't experienced the installation of a MS Wi guest.
Regards,
Hervé
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