Hallo Wilfried, hat bei mir leider nichts gebracht. Ich war auch korrekt in der Gruppe eingetragen. Einen Workaround habe ich unter http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1445314&page=3 gefunden. Quote: Re: Ubuntu 10.04/VirtualBox no USB ________________________________________________________________________ http://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/6343 known bug, will probably be fixed in a lucid version of virtualbox, temp work around is to run this before you start up your vb instance: sudo hald --daemon=no from command line, but has to be done each time you reboot your ubuntu box. hal was ripped out I believe from 10.04 and I think this spawns some legacy stuff to allow virtualbox/usbfs to function. Wenn ich sudo hald --daemon=no vor dem Start von Virtualbox ausführe, werden die USB-Geräte erkannt. Gruß Angelika Am Sonntag, den 09.05.2010, 21:42 +0200 schrieb Wilfried Sudbrock:
-------- Original Message -------- Subject: virtual box und ubuntu 10.04 Date: Sun, 09 May 2010 19:55:47 +0200 From: Wilfried Sudbrock <wilfried_sudbrock@gmx.de> To: lug-rhwd@lug-owl.de <lug-rhwd@lug-owl.de>
Re: Ubuntu 10.04 Beta USB Virtualbox
___________________________________ Quote: Originally Posted by afz12 View Post I recently upgraded to Ubuntu 10.04 64 bit and installed Virtualbox for U9.10 (10.04 isn't ready yet) and it runs fine except it doesn't see the USB port despite previous settings. Is there a command I should use? I think I might know the problem.
From the VirtualBox PUEL Edition Guide:
Quote: III. Add User(s) to the "vboxusers" Group
Go to System → Administration → Users & Groups. Unlock "Users Settings" using the "Unlock" button near the lower right of the box (next to the close button) then click on “Manage Groups”
Scroll through the list of group names until you find “vboxusers” then click on it to highlight and click on the “Properties” button. You'll see a list of users on your system. Check off all the users who you will want to give access to VirtualBox. Do NOT check off “root”. After you've made your changes, click "OK" and then close groups settings and user's settings.
A reboot should not be required. Simply log out, and then back in. If you get an error when you try to start your guest OS, then go ahead and reboot and then try again. Leave a message on this thread if you find that you need to reboot before you are able to run your virtual machine so that I can change the instructions. BTW, you're not running the OSE, right? I just installed 10.04 and I want to get the PUEL version of VirtualBox running (and run 64-bit OS' on it) __________________ I'm a PC too, but I run Linux
Hat bei mir geholfen anschliessend usb in vb aktivieren
Grüsse
Wilfried