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Cannot install Virtualbox #733

Cannot install Virtualbox #733

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I am able to sudo apt-get install virtualbox vagrant but when I attempt a vagrant up I am presented with an error. This ends at a Linux headers error, and since WSL is only the userspace and not the kernel am I correct in thinking that there is no current fix for this?

Expected results

Vagrant box comes up fine

Actual results

VirtualBox is complaining that the installation is incomplete. Please run `VBoxManage --version` to see the error message which should contain instructions on how to fix this error. 

So then I run VBoxManage —version

WARNING: The character device /dev/vboxdrv does not exist. Please install the virtualbox-dkms package and the appropriate headers, most likely linux-headers-3.4.0+. You will not be able to start VMs until this problem is fixed. 4.3.36_Ubuntur105129 

And then I run sudo apt-get install linux-headers-3.4.0+

Reading package lists. Done Building dependency tree Reading state information. Done E: Unable to locate package linux-headers-3.4.0 E: Couldn't find any package by regex 'linux-headers-3.4.0' 

Windows build number

Version 10.0.14393 Build 14393

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@HeathNaylor I wouldn’t run virtualbox through WSL anyway. WSL does not have any display hardware, drivers, or really anything you might expect to exist on a real machine. However, since most of the output services for Linux (X, Pulseaudio, etc) are network-transparent, you can run the Win32-ported versions of their servers (vcXsrv, Pulseaudio) in TCP mode, and the Win32 ports have Windows driver support (which means you generally won’t need to have WSL supporting Linux drivers). This is also why WSL doesn’t support things like reading ext-filesystems, because the NT Kernel does not have drivers for them.

stehufntdev is on the NT kernel team (see his name!), and he is probably genuinely seeing what the demand is for this feature, but if you read some of the blog posts, it seems like this is beyond the scope of the WSL project for the foreseeable future. Right now, the idea is to implement the syscall interface (consisting mainly of calls from usermode to kernelmode) and parts of the kernel that are visible from userspace (/proc and /dev).

WSL supporting something like linux kernel-mode drivers could be practically impossible (think of how hard it would be to make a kernel-mode interface that let you use Windows device drivers seamlessly on Linux)

@fpqc I understand all of that, makes perfect sense. However, how do I run vagrant up from my Ubuntu userspace then? I am fine with using Windows binaries but currently am unable to get this working.

@HeathNaylor It says Vagrant supports cloud platforms. Couldn’t you configure your Win32 instance of Virtualbox to appear like a cloud platform and then set Vagrant up to handle it like that?

@fpqc — by «cloud platforms» I think it means «Amazon AWS» (and similar). Virtualbox isn’t designed to work like AWS.

@HeathNaylor — I haven’t tried this, but one option (though a little clunky) would be to call the Windows version of Vagrant from Linux using cbwin.

As an alternative/workaround, I have made peace with a hybrid Windows/Bash solution for running vagrant + virtualbox + ansible, relying on TCP/IP connectivity across the subsystems. Yes, it requires me having CMD and Bash open to interact with the different subsystems’ tools, but it works for all usages I’ve tried so far.

@MikeTheCanuck use @xilun ‘s cbwin project. It can call gui and console windows programs with wstart and wcmd (wcmd cmd for example) inside of the terminal emulator.

I highly suggest running outbash in —outbash-session mode, since this allows you to do things like multiplex cmd with tmux, which is pretty amazing. A few days ago, I tested running powershell, cmd, bash, and zsh each in their own tmux windows it was pretty nifty.

What about running a fake WSL VBoxManage that redirects input/output to the real VBoxManage on the windows installed Virtualbox?

With the new build you can run Windows executables so I propose the following to run Vagrant on WSL.

First, remove any previous VirtualBox from your WSL.
Next Check if you can run windows excecutables by adding the path export PATH=$PATH:/mnt/c/Windows/System32 , then try opening notepad.exe

1. Install Vagrant and check if you can run the windows native VirtualBox cli tool.
   sudo apt-get install Vagrant export PATH=$PATH:»/mnt/c/Program Files/Oracle/VirtualBox» VBoxManage.exe
2. Since vagrant requires the executable to be called VBoxManage, I’ve linked it at /usr/bin
   sudo ln -s «/mnt/c/Program Files/Oracle/VirtualBox/VBoxManage.exe» /usr/bin/VBoxManage VBoxManage
3. Patch the vagrant drivers to include virtual box 5.0 and 5.1 as per the following instructions

At /usr/share/vagrant/plugins/providers/virtualbox/driver/
Copy version_4_3.rb > version_5_0.rb
Edit the class to be called version_5_0 and the log a few lines under
Repeat for version_5_1

Modify /usr/share/vagrant/plugins/providers/virtualbox/driver/meta.rb
find the hashmap on line 48, add after «4.3» => Version_4_3
,»5.0″ => Version_5_0,
«5.1» => Version_5_0

Modify /usr/share/vagrant/plugins/providers/virtualbox/plugin.rb
find the module Driver and add the following lines
autoload :Version_5_0, File.expand_path(«../driver/version_5_0», FILE)
autoload :Version_5_1, File.expand_path(«../driver/version_5_0», FILE)

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Drag and Drop — ErrorCode VBOX_E_IPRT_ERROR -> fixed after 6.0.4

Hi, i am using Windows 10 (Build: 1809) and i have installed the latest VirtualBox 6 (6.0.0 r127566).

VirtualBox Guest Additions are installed.

CopyPaste works in both directions. Drag and Drop works only from the host to the guest.

For DnD from Guest to Host, I get the following error message:

Drag and drop error from guest (VERR_INVALID_HANDLE). Errorcode: VBOX_E_IPRT_ERROR (0x80BB0005) Komponente: GuestWrap Interface: IGuest

Вложения (5)

VBox.log​ ( 153.5 KB ) — added by santa 5 лет ago. VBoxTray.log​ ( 665 bytes ) — added by santa 5 лет ago. Chinese Win XP-2019-01-18-13-13-20.log​ ( 143.4 KB ) — added by Toriatama 4 года ago. VBox — Copy.log​ ( 142.2 KB ) — added by zangort 4 года ago. From Zangort Xilinx clonar-2019-02-16-21-24-30.log​ ( 143.5 KB ) — added by loxtombox 4 года ago.

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by santa , 5 лет ago

by santa , 5 лет ago

comment:1 by santa , 5 лет ago

This error message is only output on Windows. With Linux DnD works without problems.

by Toriatama , 4 года ago

comment:2 by Toriatama , 4 года ago

Same problem here with Vbox 6.0.2 on Windows 10 version 1809 system. Installed Vbox with WinXP 32 system + latest additions When trying to drag & drop a file from XP desktop (guest) to my Win10 destkop (host), I got the following error:

Le glisser-déposer de l’invité vers l’hôte a échoué.

Drag and drop error from guest (VERR_INVALID_HANDLE).

Code d’erreur : VBOX_E_IPRT_ERROR (0x80BB0005) Composant : GuestWrap Interface : IGuest

comment:3 by John Miller , 4 года ago

I am experiencing the identical issue with VirtualBox v6.04 r128413 with Windows 10 Pro x64 v1803 host and Windows 10 Pro x64 v1809 guest.

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Virtual Box Won’t Accept .ISO To Install OS

I am trying to install a Virtual Machine, and every time I select the installation media I get this error:

Failed to open the CD/DVD image /home/jesse/Documents/Microsoft Windows Distribution ISO Archive/Microsoft.Windows.XP.Professional.ISO. Could not get the storage format of the medium '/home/jesse/Documents/Microsoft Windows Distribution ISO Archive/Microsoft.Windows.XP.Professional.ISO' (VERR_NOT_SUPPORTED). Result Code: VBOX_E_IPRT_ERROR (0x80BB0005) Component: Medium Interface: IMedium Callee: IVirtualBox

I’d a similar message. I tried to modify a iso file adding a file («DEBUG.EXE») to have a Virtual system (in DOS) with this file. For the true, I didn’t finish the Linux part (I was using the Windows one), but I don’t think that the problem is due to this. I must search the number for checksum that I didn’t change and, so, it’s wrong.

2 Answers 2

Make sure that you are choosing the right OS under the settings. (eg. Microsoft Windows, Windows XP) If that is correct try choosing «Unknown Windows» for the version.

Otherwise it is probably a bad or broken iso. Try re-downloading if possible.

what worked for me was setting it up as a cd, not as hard disk. choosing live cd, and making sure the boot order was correct, and that optical drive (cd) was on.

Oracle VM VirtualBox is a program that allows you to create operating systems on virtual machines, i.e. to use Windows programs on Linux. If a program doesn’t work under WINE, for example, it will probably work in its native environment, Windows. Using VirtualBox would be a better and easier alternative than installing a separate partition for Windows on a Linux machine. 1

Once installed, just look at the images below on how to choose your ISO file. Once choosen, you ca go ahead and start the VM. If the ISO is bad, or there is something wrong with it, you might want to verify it, by doing an MD5SUM for Linux. and MD5SUM for Windows, otherwise, just download it again.

You can use an ISO file, or if you have burned the ISO to CD, choose Live CD/DVD.

Now when it comes to Windows, I have had some issues, when the ISO is not downloaded directly from Microsoft. And just follow the guide below for step-by-step.

1 This WikiHow page has a complete step-by-step on how to do it.

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Failed to open disk file image Result Code: VBOX_E_IPRT_ERROR (. ) Callee RC: VBOX_E_OBJECT_NOT_FOUND (. )

Because of some internal errors, the vdi file got corrupted, because of which, the header of the vdi file has become invalid. Virtual box is not allowing to attach VDI even to another newly created machine. I am getting following error :-

failed to open disk file image Result Code: VBOX_E_IPRT_ERROR (0x80BB0005) Component: MediumWrap Interface: IMedium Callee: IVirtualBox Callee RC: VBOX_E_OBJECT_NOT_FOUND (0x80BB0001)

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Here is a simple solution for this problem to try if you have not already tried this:-
If you are using Windows 10 and if you are fine with losing some of your recent data then a simple ‘First Aid’ solution for this is :- Go to your virtual box vdi file, right click on it and select ‘Restore to previous version’. Again attach that vdi and you are done!

You can repair the header with this command:

VBoxManage internalcommands repairhd -format VDI yourfile.vdi 

In Windows, you can find the command here: serverfault.com/questions/365423/how-to-run-vboxmanage-exe. In MacOS, you will find it under /Applications/VirtualBox.app/Contents/Resources/VirtualBoxVM.app/Contents/MacOS . In Linux it depends somewhat on the distribution but most seem to put it under the usual /usr/bin location nowadays.

I get VBoxManage: error: VDI: Error reading pre-header in ‘Win10_22H2_Dutch_x64.iso’ VBoxManage: error: Error code VERR_EOF at /build/virtualbox-EnukRN/virtualbox-6.1.36-dfsg/src/VBox/Storage/VDI.cpp(2936) in function int vdiRepair(const char*, PVDINTERFACE, PVDINTERFACE, uint32_t)

answering the above about posting the command VBoxManage internalcommands repairhd -format VDI yourfile.vdi

I figured out that my shell/cmd wont recognize that as a command either. you need to put ./ before vbox manage. so it looks like «./VBoxManage internalcommands repairhd -format VDI yourfile.vdi» without the quotes. i cant attest to that command working as i havent tried it yet, im about to. I just know that for some reason I have to add ./ before vboxmanage commands for them to work.

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