erful hardware (such as: multi-core CPUs, and
big hard disks).
In addition, I want to inform you, that I already have good working
relationships with one team in Germany, namely the SUSE team. (which
might lead to better integration between VirtualBox and SUSE
eventuall
> thank you very much for your interest in VirtualBox! We are very happy
> about any kind of community contributions so we are looking forward to
> working with you.
I am very happy too. Especially for the fast response.
So, until the bug system is in place, I will probably will be working
with y
U cycles) - esp. for advanced
switches, and a lot more difficult to implement software-wise.
If it's not correct, then we must fix this to "hub".
- What do you think?
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after-all I looked at your software for only one day.
Please tell me where I'm right and where I'm not.
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> When Ive installed my win xp to test programs, I configred a network
> interface... windows detects it, I assing a ip address subnet gateway
> and more but I can not ping nothing... It does not work.
>
> Why?
recommended way:
For NAT networking, I highly recommend using DHCP on guest OS.
Let
g" market.
Nobody is working on that super-important feature that I know of.
Besides gaming, this will allow to run 3D desktops: compiz/Vista Aero
Glass/... properly.
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On 2/7/07, Alexey Eremenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> and a bit more about networking:
>
> - Why is the TAP driver is "so needed"?
> You say that Linux has something like this already, so you provide it
> only for Windows.
>
> a. Actually, all Windows NT-
On 2/11/07, Mr Green _ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Wondered if its possible to run true full screen?
>
> Am aware of Ctrl + F but I only a screen bordered by black margin
>
> Can you adjust screen size ie to 1024x768 and above?
>
> TIA
this seems to be buggy now.
Without bugzilla, it's ha
woow - this sound really cool !!!
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> Hi
>
> Is there any tools or guides on how to convert an existing installation to a
> VDI image.
>
> Thanks
> Felix
AFAIK Currently this is not possible. Hopefully it will be sometime in
the future...
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Well, I have a better solution to this problem:
http://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/18#preview
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> I understand that the type of networking (NAT, host interface, intnet) for a
> guest can not be changed when the guest is running or in saved state.
> Wouldn't
> it better if this can be changed at any time, like VMware ? I understand to
> the
> extent that this has no implication on the gues
hi all !
I would like to contribute to VirtualBox'es (shipped) documentation.
(not the online-only wiki)
How to do that?
I know some basics about DocBook XML, HTML, ...
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hi all !
Just installed SUSE Linux 10.0 Guest VM under XP Host.
But I have problem getting mouse pointer integration with Guest
Additions for Linux.
It simply doesn't works !
plus, it messed up my screen.
Any idea how to:
a) uninstall additions ?
b) make mouse pointer integration work?
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Solaris is not yet supported, not as Host and not as Guest.
However, there are ongoing works to make it compatible.
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On 2/12/07, Felix Nielsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When using an iSCSI device/patition is the data organised as a "normal"
> disk?
>
> Could it be possible to clone a physical partition to the iSCSI partition
> and boot the disk in safe-mode, and remove all drivers for the physical
> setup?
So
Today VirtualBox 1.3.4 is released, and rumors say it, that Solaris 10
(x86) can be installed as a guest OS now.
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On 2/12/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was not even able to get that far using kernel version 2.6. If I tried to
> use the 2.6 kernel, the installation would frreze for me at detecting
> network configuration. What is your processor. Mine is an i386.
Hmm... it's really strang
ition version. Thanks.
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Simple questions you have ... :)
determine your version with: "Help->About VirtualBox"
change log for version 1.3.4:
http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Changelog
(or in PDF included with the product)
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Hope it will help people getting started.
What do you think of it?
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Thanks Dmitry. I have updated my article according to your comments.
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hi all !
Why are so many guest OSes are not working?
such as RedHat Linux 7/9/FC1 and Win98, Xandros 3 and Solaris 10 fails also.
working guest OSes:
SUSE Linux 10.0/10.2 and Win 2000/XP (with DOS somewhere in the middle
between working and non-working, it boots but has a lot of problems)
Why is
Unfortunately, this still doesn't work. (SUSE 10.2 host)
USB is not recognized in the VBox GUI at all.
Any ideas?
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Then how u analyse if this or that is correct behavior ?
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ur host. We must
configure Host now.
Windows settings:
Network connections->select the NICs (connections) tha you wanna
bridge->right click and "bridge connections"
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Michael Thayer:
There are plenty of other tricks, including Routing, OpenVPN, hamachi
VPN, L2TPv3 that can be done. All are bad.
The only correct way is to totally rework the networking model.
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will scale according to user's needs. I know that it sound a little
bit crazy, but having such a scalable engine with central GUI, and
adaptable to user's needs on demand has plenty of advantages.
What do you think of it ?
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> Hi everyone,
>
> If I had a vdi file which I created on NTFS, would it be possible to copy
> the file to a Linux machine and have VirtualBox work with it?
>
Of course, I do it all the time !
I have a dual-boot Host system with Windows XP and
The only problem that might arise is when using CPU-specific
instructions in guest.
such as: 3DNow, SSE, ...
As when you move between systems, not all instructions may be supported.
So please watch carefully at what gets installed in your guest system.
-Alexey
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most software uses standard x86 CPU instructions, so no problem should arise.
By standard, I mean i586 Pentium commands. i686+MMX Pentium II
commands are also supported by most CPUs in most Home's today.
exceptions for guest software:
-Mac OS X (uses SSE-3)
-Fraps (uses SSE1)
-Kernel on Debian Li
hi all !
I have problems getting Windows 98 to work with VBox 1.3.4.
In particular:
1. The setup goes VERY SLOW (several hours) versus less than half-hour
for Windows 2000.
On the real hardware, Win98 setup is very fast - about 10 minutes.
Why?
2. In middle of setup, screen goes black.
Plz help
driver based on the
already-known specification of AMD network chip for Vista?
In all cases, we *must* get it into Innotek's Guest Additions.
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VirtualBox does not support this yet.
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Hi all !
Why VirtualBox supports 128 MB of Video RAM ?
To make use of this large amount of VRAM, you must have a 3D GPU.
Is there any chance to use such amount of VRAM on a 2D graphics card ?
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setup soon...
I have not reported this as bug yet, because I don't understand the
reason for this...
Anyone has same problems?
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perhaps just add your user to "vboxusers" group
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> I have 1.3.6 installed on PCLinuxOS from the "multi-distro" file, with
> all existing Linux and Windows guests working normally...
Yes, it turned out that only the RPM for SUSE 10.2 doesn't runs on my system !
bug link:
http://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/94
Thanks for ans
Well, I think we might feature-request addition of a Qemu video card,
that is standard, and doesn't require any extension/drivers to work
with Win9x.
To me, this Win98 on VBox also a very important problem, and it's
unsolved as of yet.
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) call this 1.3.6.1 or 1.3.6a to make it
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y to build something, is to help VirtualBox with BETA-testing (as
well as build better integration with openSUSE, which I'm a member of)
One UI enchancement won't make a big deal, bug dozens will do. It
makes the product much more fun to use overal
You're right.
I haven't thought about that, since I don't have any 64-bit CPUs
anyways. (and probably won't have until 2008). But this is important
topic for future scalability indeed.
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I have seen this too, but not always reproduceble, so no bug was opened.
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On 2/21/07, Thiebaut Jean-Luc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Everybody,
>
> is it foreseen to implement serial port access in a future version of
> virtualbox ?
>
> I would like to have an alternative to USB usage :
> I'm under Linux (Mandriva 2007) with Windows XP guest and I try to use a
> Ga
> I found a way to reproduce it. At least on my system (Win2000 SP4, vbox
> 1.3.6)
>
> - have some windows open (notepad , firefox etc)
> - have virtualbox started and start one virtual machine (I had windows
> running it inside, without vbox additions, since it was a new install)
> - host Win
How does Vanderpool affect Stability ?
For both Guest and Host ?
I have heard, that current Vanderpool implementation is slow. But I
don't have a VT-capable CPU to test it myself.
Will it enable to support more guest OSes ?
How is the DOS virtualization be affected?
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Well, I'm running VBox 1.3.6 with openSUSE Linux 10.2, as both Host
and Guest OS, and it works fine more-or-less, with the exception of
LinuxAdditions doesn't work.
Additionally, I'm running Mandrake Linux 10,1 guest (both SUSE and
Mandrake systems are 2.6-kernel-based)
If you can find (a reprodu
One thing to recommend:
Always uninstall previous version of VirtualBox manually, before
installing a new one.
(including "rmmod vboxdrv", the kernel module unload)
Installing on top has problems.
VMware might be more stable now, but this project is Open-Source, and
so we must work today, to build
Look at my feature request for a better networking model:
http://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/18
and please add comments, if you have any.
To David Balazic: if you read the link above, you will understand why
your approach won't work.
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> Most important part, networking, is not explained at all...
You're right.
Perhaps, I should add it as well...
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hi all !
I have released an updated article, that deals with setting up
VirtualBox on openSUSE, with step-by-step explanation, general
explanation, external links and some troubleshooting tips.
It is released in both DocBook XML format for LfL, and HTML format for
all users.
HTML article link:
h
between host and external,
not between host and guest.
Anyone has any idea to overcome this problem?
openSUSE 10.2 host, Windows XP guest. Firewalls disabled in both systems.
Please make docs more clear.
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On 2/24/07, Achim Hasenmueller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What makes you think the Guest Additions for Linux are too buggy to be
> used? To our knowledge, they work fine in even the most exotic setups
> and there are a lot of customers that rely on them in mission critical
> environments. Even Sh
On 2/24/07, Michael Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have the guest additions installed on an OpenSuse 10.2 guest, running
> 1.3.6 virtualbox. Glxgears runs faster in the guest than the host, probably
> due to the lower resolution in the guest. Sax2 is not very forgiving on
> dynamic resolut
Why go complex way?
"Devices->Install guest additions" will do the job.
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On 2/26/07, David Balazic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Emulate two optical units, boot from one, "put" additions in another ?
> (sorry if vbox has a limit on the number of optical units, I did not check)
Idea is nice, the only problem with David, that he never checks
(same goes for networking)
when VM running do: Devices->Install Guest additions
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> test
>
OK
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On 2/28/07, Michael Thayer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Peter,
>
> Make sure that the CD is not mounted in the host (automounting in
> particular can be a problem here). You will also have to attach it to
> the guest using the GUI or VBoxManage.
Plus it helps to upgrade to newest version of
> Got the answer. Current code doesn't support El Torito CD emulating a HD.
> In 'src/VBox/Devices/PC/BIOS/rombios.c' I found following description:
> // NOTES for El-Torito Boot ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
> // - CD-ROM booting is only available if ATA/ATAPI Driver is
> available
>
On 2/27/07, Bunyamin VICIL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But it opens so files and they are not run in guest windows.
Run the exe from Windows guest. (after you do Devices->Install Guest additions)
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Look, I don't know what you did, but I have exe files on the virtual CD ROM.
Explain again, step by step what you did.
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>
> Has anyone been able to get USB support to work using 1.3.6? I've tried the
> above but still, no USB support with 1.3.6
I afraid, you must rebuild your kernel.
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On 2/28/07, Alexey Eremenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Has anyone been able to get USB support to work using 1.3.6? I've tried the
> > above but still, no USB support with 1.3.6
>
> I afraid, you must rebuild your kernel.
>
>
> New kernel compiled, un-installed VirtualBox (rpm --erase), reboot (just in
> case), removed $HOME/.VirtualBox, re-installed and no USB.
>
> Obviously I'm missing something (assuming you have 1.3.6 working with USB
> with the Host O/S openSUSE 10.2).
>
No, I'm not going to replace my standard
On 2/28/07, Flex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey I found a working reproduction, very simple one, hope you can
> simulate it too at it is a huge problem constantly losing the kb.
> 1. Open some notepad
> 2. Run something in vbox, dunno if guest additions have to be installed,
> I have them, clean
Pablo, we could ask InntoTek to provide the right kernel modules
inside the RPM for openSUSE.
After all this is very good, that they started to support SUSE too...
beforehand, they only supported Ubuntu and Debian.
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On 2/28/07, Alexey Eremenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Pablo, we could ask InntoTek to provide the right kernel modules
> inside the RPM for openSUSE.
>
> After all this is very good, that they started to support SUSE too...
> beforehand, they only supported Ubuntu and Debi
I have upg. guest to XP SP2 same effect. keyboard is lost in guest, not host
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think Innotek should update their ancient page:
http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Guest_OSes
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a bit from them.
What do you think of it?
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> Any ideas?
Upgrade to latest VBox. (1.3.6-stable)
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Very Nice and Thanks for response!
Now please add your results to :
http://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/148
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On 3/1/07, Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Le Mercredi 28 Février 2007 16:57, Alexey Eremenko a écrit:
> > > Any ideas?
> >
> > Upgrade to latest VBox. (1.3.6-stable)
>
> I am running 1.3.99. Does that make any sense?
Yes, some versions have bugs in
On 3/1/07, Pablo Sanchez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I was able to get USB working with openSUSE 10.2 - to be precise, someone
> else figured it out for VMWare and it applies for VirtualBox.
>
> Many thanks to Alexey Eremenko for the hint on the kernel par
You want Bridging on Linux host ?
OK, I got it partially working.
1. Get tunctl utility:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/user-mode-linux/uml_utilities_20040406.tar.bz2
http://user-mode-linux.sourceforge.net/dl-sf.html
http://user-mode-linux.sourceforge.net/networking.html#daemons
tunctl -t t
> modprobe tun
> tunctl -t tap0 -u
> ifconfig tap0 10.0.2.2 netmask 255.255.255.0
> iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s 10.0.2.0/24 -o eth0 -j SNAT --to
> chmod 666 /dev/net/tun
This looks like a Routing, instead of Bridging.
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> > This looks like a Routing, instead of Bridging.
>
> It is :-)
> I thought you were interested in networking the host and the guest regardless
> of the method, I didn't understand you were interested in exclusively bridging
> them.
Hubbing will work too for me. :)
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On 3/2/07, Johann Spies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> With something like linux-vserver one can indicate which virtual
> machines should start up on a reboot. Can something similar be done
> using vbox?
since vbox has command-line interface, I think you could write a
script that starts the needed
Hi Pablo, please look at bug #18 - my feature request of improved
Networking Model, and tell us what do you think ?
I believe current Networking model sucks.
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The problem with TAP solution, is that it doesn't works. At least on
Windows. In other words, it is not cross-platform. Bridging on Windows
is very limited.
PCap *can* be used as networking solution. Dynamips emulator uses this
for host networking.
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I know TAP networking, but this is not scaleble.
I run network simulations with up to 100 NICs, and Virtual PC scales
nicely (following exactly my needs), while VirtualBox does not.
Basically, you cannot make 100 bridges simulataneously on Windows with
Virtual Box, but you can with Virtual PC (as
On 3/6/07, Alexey Eremenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I know TAP networking, but this is not scaleble.
>
> I run network simulations with up to 100 NICs, and Virtual PC scales
> nicely (following exactly my needs), while VirtualBox does not.
>
> Basically, you
> Why would you want to run 100 simultaneous bridges? I would imagine that
> most people might want between one and three bridges. Is your environment
> very specific?
Yes, as I said before, I run network simulations. Those emulations
emulate Windows, Linux, Cisco Routers, Switches, Firewalls, e
Unfortunately I can't think of a good benchmark to test PCap vs. TAP
(I thought a bit of it) because different software uses different
methods.
When there will be software that uses both TAP *or* PCap, then
benchmarks could be done.
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Yes, creating a Use Case for 100 Bridged interfaces might be
interesting... (might be TAP or non-TAP)
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On 3/6/07, Alexey Eremenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, creating a Use Case for 100 Bridged interfaces might be
> interesting... (might be TAP or non-TAP)
>
Pablo:
The problem is that I can't show the real work I do, since that's a secret.
Fortunately, I can show a t
Please open a bug report.
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Hi all !
I have just updated my article (part of LfL, SUSE documentation) -
that explains step-by-step about configuring VirtualBox on openSUSE
system.
HTTP link:
http://download.yousendit.com/62543C517313426E
The new, updated article also includes information about 2 Hot Topics:
Host Networking
On 3/8/07, Frank Mehnert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't know how 16bpp should make things different. As I said, if the user
> does not specify any resolution in /etc/X11/xorg.conf then 1024x768 is used,
> regardless of the screen depth. The Problem Alexey reported is that his guest
> window i
> Hi,
> Sorry if this has been covered before but I couldn't see anything in
> the archives or the user manual. My first attempt to port a virtual
> machine from one Linux host to another by tarring up the contents of
> .VirtualBox and copying the resulting tar file across and untarring it
> was su
Thank you very much. It looks promising and interesting.
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Due to this major request:
I have decided to add a Porting VMs section to my article - to SUSE
documentation.
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hi all !
The question is:
Are there Differencing Virtual Hard Disk in VBox ?
The documentation refers to two-new types of VHDDs: Immutable and
write-through - but it is unclear in what scenarios I must use them.
Esp. considered both of them have data-lost after you turn off the
VM... :(
The "dif
In other words there are no Differencing Virtual Hard in Vbox.
Perhaps, I will open a feature-request.
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On 3/12/07, Achim Hasenmueller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sure there are. They are part of the snapshot feature. Virtual PC does
> not support snapshots and therefore needs this special hard disk type.
What do you mean by "VPC does not support snapshots" ???
Snapshots is a basically a "hibernat
Man this is *strange*.
I have been running Windows XP as guest on both Windows XP and
openSUSE Linux 10.2 without issues at all. (with additions or without)
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> Well, this is on Kubuntu Edgy, though that's also a popular distro. Some
> other particulars:
> Video card is nvidia 7600 and X screen is very large -- 2560 x 1600
>
> I'm surprised that vbox needs guest additions to handle the mouse and
> keyboard. It's very hard to use it without them.
AFAIK: Windows XP Activation only requires to reactivate if you change
something major like chipset/motherboard, or over 3 components at
once, not amount of RAM, and not NIC/MAC.
-Alexey
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> And since I can't get WinXP to work with the virtual box video driver,
> I am running win2k. That works fine (except for odd crashes if I
> run command.com directly) but I notice now that when it sits idle
> it is using 100% of one of my CPUs.It actually does not do
> that when booting, only
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