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Simulate Right CTRL key using xdotool inside Virtual box
I’m running Virtualbox in my Windows 10. I have a virtual machine running Raspbian. Inside Raspbian virtual machine, i’m using xdotool. From Raspbian, using xdotool, can i simulate to press Right Ctrl that it is my host key in VirtualBox so i can change the size of my VirtualBox-window?. I mean from Raspbian that it is a virtual machine from
The vboxdrv kernel module is not loaded (Unknown rela relocation – debian buster) [closed]
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Virtual Machine Setup and syncing project dependencies
Hi I am using vagrant to run a local linux environment on my windows OS. The problem is, I am trying to run my python project on it but there are a whole lot of dependencies, including nltk, which takes a long time to download. Other than manually re-downloading and installing all the dependencies onto the VM, is there a
How to connect to a Linux (Debian) VM from the host (Windows 7) using VNC? [closed]
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Vagrant and virtualbox synced directory: permission issues moving from windows host to linux host
I’m currently using vagrant to provision a Linux (CentOS) guest for deploying a web app running on Websphere. The host environment is Windows 7, but I’d like to move to Linux (Arch) for further development. The virtual machine is running via VirtualBox and Vagrant provides it with a synced directory (vboxsf) containing the development project files/directories. On the Windows host,
Oracle virtual machine (Ubuntu) on windows 7 [closed]
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Eliminating “File changed on disk” warning in emacs on VirtualBox
I am running Windows 10 with VirtualBox (5.0.10). I have Ubuntu 14.04 installed as a guest OS which accesses the host OS via a vboxfs share. When editing a file saved on the host (Windows) OS via this share, emacs continually gives me a warning that the file I am currently editing has been changed on disk (File.txt changed on
How do I get vagrant halt to successfully shut down debian jessie vm on yosemite host?
Whenever I attempt to run vagrant halt, it says “default: Attempting graceful shutdown of VM…” but eventually times out and says ” default: Forcing shutdown of VM…” sometimes this works and sometimes it leaves the VM in running state, according to the VirtualBox UI. Here are the details of the system: Host: OS X 10.10.5 Yosemite, Virtual Box 5.0.4, w/extension
Transport Endpoint Not Connected – Mesos Slave / Master
I’m trying to connect a Mesos slave to its master. Whenver the slave tries to connect to the master, I get the following message: The error seems to be: E0806 16:39:59.091384 940 socket.hpp:107] Shutdown failed on fd=25: Transport endpoint is not connected [107] The host was started using: And the slave If I run the slave on the same VM