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vboxsf 47936 0 vboxvideo 12669 1 vboxguest 293037 6 vboxsf drm 335594 3 vboxvideo |
Uninstall Following the install steps below will overwrite any existing guest additions installation. It should not be necessary to uninstall. However, you can uninstall guest additions by:
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sudo zypper rm virtualbox-guest-kmp-default virtualbox-guest-tools virtualbox-guest-x11 |
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- Start up the virtual machine (VM) and let it start up fully.
First check that the necessary kernel files are installed:
Code Block zypper search kernel-devel
If not, install them with the command:
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The installation needs to be done as the root user. This command will prompt for the root password '
metv1ew!'The 'make' and 'gcc' packages are also required but these are normally available by default in the OpenIFS virtual machine.
- With the virtual machine as the active window, select the 'Devices' menu and the 'Install guest additions CD image..
A popup window should appear in the virtual machine showing the CD.
Click the Guest Additions CD to mount it. A new folder window should appear showing the contents of the CD. - In the virtual machine, open a Terminal window from the openSUSE icon and 'Applications' menu
In the Terminal, change to the directory where the VBoxAdditions CD was mounted. This will be under the /run/media directory, followed by the username.
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(older systems may use /var/run/media instead).
To start the installation of the Guest Additions, type the following in the Terminal:
Code Block sudo ./VBoxLinuxAdditions.run
This will prompt for the root password, usually
'metv1ew!'Info The installation may report that Guest Additions is already installed and ask you to confirm.
The installation only takes a few minutes.
- Reboot the virtual machine for the changes to take effect.
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