I'll try to understand if this strange behavior has something to do with the fact I moved VirtualBox folder to /Library and made symlinks in root and server_admin Librarys. This abort's directly my VM, so it's the same I shutdown the Mac directly. Replace /Library/LaunchDaemons/ with your launchd plist, of course. SlaunchaMan wrote:If you are using it, however, this command will turn it off and prevent it from starting again (until you reboot):Ĭode: Select all Expand view Collapse view /bin/launchctl unload /Library/LaunchDaemons/
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Apr 2009, 22:28 Location: Detroit, MI Primary OS: Mac OS X other VBox Version: PUEL Guest OSses: Ubuntu 18.04 I haven't tested this on Mac OS X 10.5 Server, but it ought to work. That's stored as /Library/LaunchDaemons/.plist and it runs the VM "Windows Vista Ultimate (32-Bit)" at startup as user slauncha.
Have you tried using a LaunchDaemon to start the VBoxHeadless process? Here's an example:Ĭode: Select all Expand view Collapse view Is there _also_ a 3GB limit for all running VMs? eg w2k3 has 1.5 GB assigned to it can i assign more than 1.5 GB to w2k8? it seems so far that when I do, things get crashy. Now i have a real question that most likely needs to be ask seperatly, I know that there is a 3GB limit per VM. (which is good and what I am looking for) and I can RDP into them both (again very good) when I run 'top' in the terminal I can see two vboxheadless processes running. both VMs run, but osx server (thinks?) that Virtualbox is hanging and wont let me logout.īut if I ssh into the server I can get them to both run.
The issue I've noticed is this, when I start them while logged in to the os x GUI, Virtual box hangs. I don't like responding to my own posts, but since i seems to be one of the few people using VBox on an os x server, here goes.
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