I'm trying to get Virtualbox working, but it gives me an error saying no suitable module for my running kernel could be found... Is there any easy way around this??
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Re: Virtualbox
you need to have kernel headers and gcc installed then run:
What Kubuntu do you use? Usually this is handled by DKMS automatically...Code:sudo /etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup
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Re: Virtualbox
Please be a little more specific. Do you try to run VirtualBox on a kubuntu host or do you have a kubuntu guest that doesn't work (or both). I guess from the OP that you mean a kubuntu guest. To install the things Adrian mentioned you can just run:
sudo apt-get install build-essential
It will install the right headers and gcc and some more.
Than install the guest additions as sudo.
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Re: Virtualbox
Nevermind, its working now...dunno what the problem was...Comment
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Re: [NEVER MIND] Virtualbox
hi there
i am running kubuntu 10.10 64bit and virtualbox was working fine till upgrade from 10.4 to 10.10
i have upgraded virtualbox to 3.2.10 r66523
i can start virtualbox all ok
but when i try to start up my windows xp session ... it starts up starts to boot
in a small screen then whole screen ( did not do this before) the screen locks and can only reboot
i have only one session in my virtualboxComment
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