For the last one or two weeks I noticed a FAILED message during boot up. It says:
[Failed] Failed to start LSB: Virtual Box Additions
What does that mean? And how do I correct it?
This did not happen before as I had no FAILED messages during boot before. I am
running OpenSUSE 12.1 64-bit KDE with all packaages (including VirtualBox) updated
to the latest. VirtualBox actually runs but not very stably and some VMs abort once in
a while but not while doing anything in particular.
As a side note, I noticed there is no /var/log/boot on my system, only /var/log/messages
so I could not find the offending message in my logs.
Please let me know if more information is required to diagnose the problem.
You still have the guest-additions package for Vbox installed. Remove that and the message will be gone. It fails due to a version mismatch since you installed the latest version. That could very well be the cause of the instability. Please post output of
Thanks for taking a look. Does that mean I do NOT need the guest-additions? Or that I need another version?
Strangely I thought the guest-additions were installed in the VMs not the Host :\
Also, which of all those 6 packages are the Guest Additions tools for the Host (the ones I presumable do not need)?
My Guests do depend on the Guest Additions inside and, I presume, whatever those communicate too, so I am afraid
of uninstalling the wrong package and rendering my VMs useless.