Hi,

I have a very annoying issue when running Linux 2.6.31.6 and newer
with IPv6 enabled inside Virtualbox OSE 3.1.4 (or any older version I
tried). This has been reported in the Virtualbox ticket tracker three
weeks ago as #6384 (http://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/6384), and since
the issue was introduced with a Linux kernel update, also in Linux
Kernel Bugzilla as #15042
(https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15042). Unfortunately,
neither of these tickets have yet been attacked by a developer.

When the guest's ipv6 module is loaded during guest startup, it takes
a few seconds (much longer than on real hardware) until ipv6
autonegotiation begins. If any application tries to create an IPv6
socket before this autonegotiation, the virtualbox process begins to
run around in circles, taking one available CPU, until the guest is
aborted manually. This, unfortunately, happens as soon as the ssh
daemon is started.

I would like to know how to attack this issue. I will happily deliver
any debugging information and can probably even grant access to a test
system which shows this behavior. The virtualbox ticket (#6384) also
contains a full Vbox.log of a guest showing this behavior.

If anybody can help, I would really like to have this issue fixed.

Greetings
Marc

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