#1 from Daniel Hahler above worked for me:
> You can probably work around this, by creating the group manually:
> # Create group:
> sudo groupadd vboxusers
> # Add user:
> sudo usermod -a -G vboxusers [yourlogin]
> # Then restart the module:
> sudo invoke-rc.d vboxdrv start
Many thanks!
Dominik
I had installed virtualbox-ose to see if I liked it (I did), but decided
that I wanted the full version, so I installed Sun xVM VirtualBox and
loved it even more. Having the better version, I removed the Virtualbox-
OSE, which deleted the vboxusers group, which caused these symptoms on
my system. I
Hi everyone, I could fix the same problem creating a new Group in:
System > Administration > Users and Groups > Manage GRoups
After you create the new group you have to add an user in this group
(your login name).
Logout. them login and that's all.
Bye!
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Juancho.
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This is apparently a duplicate of Bug #154630
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Steve, can you please take a look at this one?
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Yep, just checked my bash_history, and it looks like the steps to fix it
are just to manually run a "sudo /etc/init.d/vboxdrv start" afterwards
(to create the /dev/vboxdrv device with the right permissions now that
the group exists), and then add accounts to the vboxusers group
manually.
Since I a
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I've experimented with using Depends and Pre-Depends, but could not make
it work, so that virtualbox-ose would get configured before virtualbox-
ose-modules-...
Therefor I think the right fix appears to just not chowning
/dev/vboxdrv, when the group vboxusers does not exist yet.
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The problem is that virtualbox-ose-modules-* does not depend on
virtualbox-ose, which makes sure the user exists. And if you install
both packages together, the user is not created yet, when the modules
package expects it to be.
The problem can be reproduced as follows:
$ sudo groupdel vboxusers
$
Unfortunately this is a machine in my office which I've now left for the
weekend. When I ran "grep vboxusers /etc/group" after getting back to
the command line, it told me the group existed with GID 119, but had no
members. I worked out that the reason /dev/vboxdrv didn't exist is due
to the module
vboxusers should have been created by virtualbox-ose
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The init script wants to make sure that the device is owned by the
correct group, but unfortunately the group does not get created by the
postinst scripts.
You say that the "vboxusers" group does exist already, but I don't think that's
the case. It would not say "invalid group" in this case proba
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