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Willie Mattthews <matthews.willie80@×××××.com> writes: |
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> If I am not mistaken you would need to install, |
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> * app-emulation/virtualbox-guest-additions |
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> Available versions: 4.3.38 ~4.3.40 ~5.0.16 ~5.0.30 5.0.32 ~5.1.12 |
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> ~5.1.14 {X KERNEL="linux"} |
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> Homepage: http://www.virtualbox.org/ |
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> Description: VirtualBox kernel modules and user-space tools |
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> for Gentoo guests |
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> I think you would have to install it in the VM itself. I don't know |
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> about the rest of it. |
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Not sure I'm following you here. THe guest addtions come with the |
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Vbox and I've already installed them. |
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This is a windows 10 host and the vbox is the one installable on |
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windows. This is version 5.1.14 |
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Guest additinos have nothing to do with gentoo kernel config. |
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What I'm asking about it setting up a kernel for gentoo os preparatory |
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to installing X. As described in the Xorg gentoo wiki. Vbox vm's need |
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drivers like any other os. |
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I'm asking which driver works with the vbox graphics adapter. |
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And how to get a hi-res frame buffer using kernel KMS. |
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