VirtualBox autoload

Hello folks,
Please help me to resolve following task: I install VirtualBox on OpenSuse11. It’s work ok. But after each restart/shutdown computer I need enter:
1)/etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup

  • otherwise it couldn’t start

2)# Brctl addbr br0

Ifconfig eth0 0.0.0.0 PROMISC

Brctl addif br0 eth0

Dhclient br0

VBoxAddIF vbox0 username br0

  • for network support.

Is that possible to put it somethere for automatic reload each time? I’m new in Linux so i need detail answer.:\

You actually don’t need vboxdrv setup, it’s vboxdrv start you need. You can make this happen by enabling the vboxdrv service to start at boot from YaST, or by

chkconfig --set vboxdrv on

from the CLI. Just like any other service.

The bridge setup you have do to by editing in /etc/sysconfig/network. Most likely by creating an ifcfg-br0. Sorry I can’t help you there as I don’t run a bridged VM on my machine. I believe there is a worked example for SUSE in the PDF documentation for VirtualBox.

Thanks for so simple solution for 1! You are the great man! :slight_smile:
About 2- I’m already try that scince posting but only particular succsessful. I made config file for a bridge and it recieved ip address from DHCP server. But Guest OS coudn’t recieve. Seemes that ‘vbox’ interface didn’t get ip. :frowning:

The last problem that I need to resolve is that virtual interface which I create by VBoxAddIF - work only before reset, after reset it’s not working.
How can I fix it?
I can’t understand why it’s gone because it must be permanent? :-0