![]() ![]() ![]() When did I get to contribute my input? Anyone, judge or otherwise, who thinks clicking okay in such a situation makes it a contact. Since my understanding of a contract is as a "meeting of the minds" and with a EULA I am presented with "AGREE TO THIS IF YOU WANT TO USE THIS PRODUCT" I don't consider that a fair "meeting of the minds". ![]() I haven't agreed to anything in regards to OSX or Macs in any EULA, but rather was questioning the entire validity of the concept of a EULA. I don't really have anything agsint them, they just aren't for me. And since I don't think I'm talking about anything illegal I'm quite surprised at some of the draconican interpretations of the forum rules.įor the record, I don't have any version or flavor of OSX, nor a Mac. On that same line, it would be worth checking to make sure none of your private subnets are conflicting with each other expected to open such a can of worms. I am not entirely certain what it looks like in OS X land, but under Windows VirtualBox adds a "VirtualBox Host-Only Network" that if you disable or generally muck with, it causes no end to weird problems. Or even better, add a different network adapter type (Maybe Intel instead of PCNet or vice versa).įourth, try statically assigning an IP address in your guest as to minimize the host networking issues.įifth, make sure the various VirtualBox adapters in your HOST are enabled and configured right. ![]() Third, as suggested, remove the existing network adapter in your VM configuration and re-add it. They usually live where the virtual machine XML configuration file lives. Second, have you looked in the log files VirtualBox generates? It will likely give you (or those trying to help) clues as to what is happening. 3.1.2 is out and 3.1.4 is in beta (at the time of this posting). There are probably several things working against you:įirst, upgrade your version. ![]()
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