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Or messages like: 00:00:01.613729 HM: HMR3Init: Falling back to raw-mode: VT-x is disabled in the BIOS for all CPU modesĠ0:00:02.046662 Full Name: 'Intel(R) Pentium(R) CPU G4560 3.50GHz' If I escape the full screen the VM starts working again. In this case I can see only the last screen shown from the VM before the full screen. The logs above are taken when the guest VM Linux Mint has low Video Memory and full screen is activated for resolution: 2560x1440. The logs will help you to find what is causing the problem no matter of the VMs - Ubuntu, Linux Mint or Windows.įor example: 00:01:36.555713 GUI: UIMultiScreenLayout::update: GUI/AutomountGuestScreens is disabledĠ0:01:36.565931 GUI: UIFrameBufferPrivate::Notif圜hange: Screen=0, Origin=0x0, Size=2560x1367, Sending to async-handlerĠ0:01:36.567618 OpenGL: Set 3D content scale factor to (10000, 10000), multiplier 10000 (rc=VINF_SUCCESS)Ġ0:01:36.567663 OpenGL: Set OpenGL scale policy on HiDPI displays (fUnscaledHiDPI=0)Ġ0:01:36.569086 GUI: UIMachineViewFullscreen::adjustGuestScreenSize: Adjust guest-screen size if necessary.Ġ0:01:36.569101 GUI: UIMachineView::sltPerformGuestResize: Sending guest size-hint to screen 0 as 2560x1440 if necessary The first thing you need to start when you have problems with your programs and VirtualBox in this case are the logs. Ubuntu Linux add VirtualBox Guest Additions Step #1: Check logs of VirtualBox for errors

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If not you can follow how to install them in this article: It's good idea to ensure that guest additions are installed for this Virtual Machine. Some of them are related to dual monitor setup, others to incorrect graphic settings. So after short investigation of the problem I found several possible problems and solution which I decided to wrap up in article. But again - successful install followed by black screen after boot of the machine. I decided to install the older working version and see if the problem is solved.

No matter of changing or resizing the window. I created new VM for the latest Linux Mint 19.3 which was installed successfully but after reboot the screen was black.

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If you want to hate Mageia for reasons that are the fault of your own ignorance or laziness, that's fine, but spreading your hatred on your blog just makes you look like a fool and does a disservice to anyone reading this.I have VirtualBox with two working virtual machines(VM): Windows and Linux Mint. urpmf does exactly what it's supposed to do, search for *files* in packages (hence the f). You also faulted Mageia for your total lack of understanding of the package management tools and the fact that you were too lazy to spend 2 minutes figuring out how to use them properly (and yet you call Mageia lazy). Also, saying 'this looks like it's from 2007' or 'from the 90's' or whatever as people sometimes do is meaningless and childish. Everyone has their own preference of whether they think Mageia, Mint, or OpenSuSE looks better by default, but they can also be changed however you want.

Many people like Mageia's default look, and you don't, which is fine, but your over-the-top criticism based on this is baseless and misguided. Each has its disadvantages and advantages, but you still can make your own choice.Īs you point out, KDE is highly customizable and easy to change. sudo is optional and it's easy to install if you want to use it. Why do you act like having sudo is mandatory? It's not. Also, the Live doesn't have the mail client for space reasons, but the classical installer does install it. Use the actually installer if you want more customization.

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Why use the Live and complain that it doesn't act like a classical installer when there *is* another ISO with a classical installer? The purpose of a Live is to let you sample it and possible dump it onto your hard drive as-is. The classical DVD has the installer, but you used the Live instead. You claimed to have reviewed the 'Installer' when you didn't actually use it at all. Seriously, this is the most poorly done review I've read in a long time.