Virtualbox Extension Pack Install Error 127

Virtual Box had been already installed by: sudo apt install virtualbox Then I went on installing the extension pack: sudo apt install virtualbox-ext-pack This runs into the error: sudo apt ins.

That said, I'm not sure how a screenshot would help here. I don't know what the App Cafe is, but it doesn't sound like you downloaded an official release, it sounds like you downloaded a fork.

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In which case you need to ask the forker for support. If you have no choice but to use a fork (because you use an unsupported host), then I sympathize, but it sounds like your host install has serious functionality shortcomings, and I simply don't know enough (anything really) about BSD to help you fix them. Is there a good reason for choosing to wander off into the Unix/Linux wilderness? What's wrong with Ubuntu or Mint? Site Moderator Posts: 27415 Joined: 4.

Sep 2008, 17:09 Primary OS: MS Windows 10 VBox Version: PUEL Guest OSses: Mostly XP. Oh there's nothing at all wrong with Ubuntu or Mint. D/l'ing isos for the Mint builds as I type. I ran FreeBSD many years ago and liked it and when I saw PC-BSD bundled as a desktop I couldn't resist a test drive.

Actually quite impressed with what they've done with it. If you have a spare drive get the netinstall CD iso and give it a try. One can never have too many *nix boxes can they? Thanks for trying to help.

I found a 6yr old thread that has the same exact errors so it's not just my forked version which btw is 4.3.38 and of course the 4.3.38 extension pack errored out with the same error. Apparently this is something to do with user privileges and the fix for it is to login as root and run some things from terminal. I tried the suggested fix but I think the path statement is different from the earlier versions of VirtualBox so it didn't help. I will try some more and see if I can figure it out.

Still pretty green to *nix OS, I went through RedHat 7.1 course but man that was 16yrs ago and I never ran RH since then. I will catch up. Posts: 4 Joined: 24. 2002 the red army choir cd 1 rar. Aug 2016, 16:24.

I solved the issues. Thanks for trying to help mpack, at your suggestion I tried Linux Mint and really liked it, much better than PC-BSD. Dumped PC-BSD and installed Linux Mint 18, and I STILL caught hell configuring VirtualBox but after the 3rd or 4th try I followed Angelos Kyritsis' very well written 2 part guide at PCsteps.com and it all installed and runs great. Kept a.txt file of all the commands and in the order they were run, I'm sure I will be using this file on another machine.

I have USB devices, virtual cdrom and optical cdrom. There is a 2tb SATA drive and also a raid stripe on a Promise Fasttrak TX4310 controller that I can't see either one in Virtualbox. I suppose they have to be unmounted in Linux for vbox to see them and likely have to install windows drivers for the fasttrak, am I correct on this or will I not be able to access the physical drives from vbox?

Posts: 4 Joined: 24. Aug 2016, 16:24. Assuming you installed the extension pack, you can access devices via the USB interface. However, USB devices can't be shared between two PCs, they just weren't designed to do that. If you only want to access is a host folder or drive then forget USB and access it as a shared folder.

Yes, that works for removable drives too. As the name implies, these can be shared - with the host and with other VMs. This also bypasses issues surrounding host and guest support for USB3 (e.g.

The fact that Win7 has no native support for USB3, you have to install the Intel drivers). Site Moderator Posts: 27415 Joined: 4. Sep 2008, 17:09 Primary OS: MS Windows 10 VBox Version: PUEL Guest OSses: Mostly XP.

I have VirtualBox running on several server installations, always without any GUI, administering using the vboxmanage commands. I used to install from the Oracle PPA, but since the end of the two different versions of vbox, I've been installing from the Ubuntu repos. I've found the package for installing the guest additions iso, but never been aware of the extension packs being there. I'm asking as the virtualbox version for 14.04 moved from 4.3.10 to 4.3.34 a little while back, so added a step for me running apt-get dist-upgrade.

I know how to get hold of these from Oracle and install them manually, but is there another method, without using GUI? Are the extension packs anywhere in the Ubuntu repos? Because the Virtual Box extension pack is closed source proprietary software we will not be able to provide debian packages or binaries from the Ubuntu repositories.