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AdvancedSettings
Advanced Settings in phpVirtualBox
Manual IntroductionAdvanced settings that do not appear in the VirtualBox GUI have been added to phpVirtualBox. These can be enabled by setting or adding: var $enableAdvancedConfig = true; in config.php. NOTE: though the following sections reference VBoxManage (a command line tool distributed with VirtualBox), phpVirtualBox does not use VBoxManage to perform these actions. VBoxManage equivalent commands are provided for documentation reference only. The following options / actions are exposed: Input TabAn Input tab is available in the General section of Virtual Machines' settings windows.
See the VBoxManage documentation at http://www.virtualbox.org for more information on these settings. HPET and Host time syncAn HPET (High Precision Event Timer) setting is available in the System section on the Motherboard tab of Virtual Machines' settings windows. A Disable host time sync option is available to disable time synchronization between the VirtualBox host and the virtual machine.
See the VBoxManage documentation at http://www.virtualbox.org for more information on these settings. AccelerationAcceleration settings are available in the System section on the Acceleration tab of Virtual Machines' settings windows.
See the VBoxManage documentation at http://www.virtualbox.org for more information on these settings. VRDE Net AddressA Net Address setting is available in the Display section on the Remote Display tab of Virtual Machines' settings windows.
See the VBoxManage documentation at http://www.virtualbox.org for more information on these settings. Additional NAT SettingsAdditional NAT settings are available in the Network section of Virtual Machines' settings windows when a network adapter's Attached To setting is configured as NAT.
See the VBoxManage documentation at http://www.virtualbox.org for more information on these settings. Media Selection has a Virtual Media Manager buttonAll media selection buttons have a Virtual Media Manager button that will allow direct access to the Virtual Media Manager.
Virtual Media Manager additional buttonsThe Virtual Media Manager has additional buttons that will allow you to perform additional actions.
NewOpens the New Hard Disk wizard AddAllows you to add existing media to the global media registry Add iSCSIAllows you to add an iSCSI disk to the global media registry
The following options are available when adding an iSCSI disk:
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Well, the only missing thing, is to set up NAT portforwarding right in the window. Other then that...nothing is missing. :)
What about add -norawr0... OpenBSD 5.0 cannot be installed like a guest host....See these:
"When I want to install OpenBSD on VirtualBox?, get the following error:
Segmentation Fault
This weird error comes up in OpenBSD’s installation script. To fix this, you should not use VirtualBox? GUI. You should run the following command in terminal:
VBoxSDL -norawr0 -vm OpenBSD
This command will run your virtual OpenBSD installation without weird Segmentation Fault errors.
Note that OpenBSD is my virtual machine name. You should change it with your VM name."
Or
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/VirtualBox_Extras#Troubleshooting_OpenBSD
Any feedback please?
I'm sorry, but phpVirtualBox can't modify how VirtualBox? starts VMs. It can't tell it to pass the -norawr0 parameter or anything else. I recommend you start these types of guests manually using:
VBoxHeadless -noraw0 -s VMNAMEHERE
The real solution is for VirtualBox? to make this a configuration parameter that can be modified in the VM settings. If there is one already, I do not know of it.