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I'm having trouble using my Ubuntu VM (virtual machine). Here is all the information shown on my VirtualBox Manager: General: Name: Ubuntu 13.04 I Operating System: Ubuntu System: Base Memory: 512 ...

I can't get Ubuntu (tried both 12.10 and 13.10) to play nice with my VM. Everything looks fine when I log in, but trying to use the dashboard will cause a crash. The crash can be triggered by just ...

I downloaded VirtualBox onto my Windows 7 machine after which I successfully downloaded Ubuntu v 14, which I updated to v.15. However, I find that Ubuntu runs very very slowly and that the @ sign does ...

i was trying to uninstall wine, but the command i got from this site destroyed my ubuntu machine. the command was "sudo apt-get remove wine*" or --purge in place of remove would do same thing. it ...

I'm running VirtualBox 4.3.12 on MacBook Pro 15.4" with OSX 10.9.3. Inside VirtualBox I have Ubuntu 14.04 (upgraded from 13.10). I'm almost sure, that 3D Acceleration stopped working after ...

I just installed Ubuntu 14.04 in a VirtualBox machine, which I am planning to use for Java/Web development. After my first steps, I noticed that the CPU usage is very high even when I do simple tasks ...

My virtualbox running ubuntu 14.04 but seep is very slow. Virtualbox: 4.3.10 Ubuntu: 14.04 Virtualbox addon: 4.3.10 I have tried suggestion from post: Why does a Ubuntu guest in VirtualBox run very, ...

Using Virtualbox 5.0 with Windows 8.1 as host and Ubuntu 14.04.2 as guest. It is extremely slow. I have tried 1) Increasing the RAM size 2) Used multiple processors in Systems->Processor tab (have ...

I'm using VirtualBox on my computer at work, with Windows as the host OS and Ubuntu as the Guest. Ubuntu, inside of VB, is EXTREMELY slow. A quick google showed me this was a common problem with a ...

Possible Duplicate: How to fix “The system is running in low-graphics mode” error? The system is running in low-graphics mode error in “Virtualbox” I have been running Ubuntu perfectly in ...

As I understand VirtualBox Guest Additions can be installed via command line as: apt-get install build-essential linux-headers-$(uname -r) virtualbox-guest-x11 Although there seems to be differences ...

I tried to follow the instructions here: Why does a Ubuntu guest in VirtualBox run very, very slowly? However, I cannot get sudo ./VBoxLinuxAdditions.run to work as it says ./VBoxLinuxAdditions.run ...

I am being bothered by the strange screen fragment while using emacs. Sometimes, when I edit something in emacs, the screen gets fragmented like this: The lines are not correctly updated Below is ...