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[tlug] New VirtualBox: New Problems
- Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2008 22:14:29 +0900
- From: CL <az.4tlug@example.com>
- Subject: [tlug] New VirtualBox: New Problems
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(Crossposted to the VirtualBox Forums)
ThinkPad R61 1.8 Centrino CPU + 2GB memory
HOST OS - WIN XP Pro = SP3 (Japanese)
Guest OS - Kubuntu 8.04 (32-bit)
VBoxGuestAdditions are installed.
Problem: Guest screen will not expand to full screen size.
Prior to this, under VirtualBox 1.5.5 (which was the version available
in August, 2008) Host + F would bring the Kubuntu screen to full screen
and Host + A would expand the image to full screen size.
When starting Kubuntu, it would boot directly into full screen mode, at
about 70% of full screen size, then expand to full screen, automatically.
The machine has been offline but in daily use for about four weeks.
When I installed our new LAN, I updated both WIN XP and Kubuntu 8.04
(NOT 8.10) to latest versions using their respective update features.
Kubuntu 8.04 _did_ receive a kernel update. I then downloaded and
installed VirtualBox 2.0.4 in WIN XP.
The update was automatic and appeared to go without a hitch. However,
now Kubuntu boots at about 70% of screen size and remains there. Host +
G is grayed out and Host + A seems to do nothing. Host + F gives me a
full screen, but the Kubuntu image remains at about 70% instead of
expanding to the edges of the screen.
How do I get the previous features of auto resizing and full screen
viewing back?
NOTE: All of our other PCs are Kubuntu with WIN XP (Japanese) running
in a Virtual Box. This machine is the reverse for a number of travel -
related reasons ... like the OS choice getting in the way of getting
hardware repaired (don't ask ...).
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CL
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