Leo,

On Monday 14 April 2014 23:00:53 Leo te Braake lijsten wrote:
> I am new here, not an IT pro, but I understand some things :-)
> 
> On My desktop PC, I use Windows 7 64 bits. For some types of work
> (technical translation) I need some applications (dictionaries) that
> needed to be installed in Windows XP mode.  I do not only translations,
> so I do not use them every week, not even every month.
> Lately, these applications no longer wish to start. Because I don't need
> it on a regular basis, I cannot be more accurate than "lately".
> 
> About a year ago (or more) I played with Virtual box, just to see if I
> could manage to install Ubuntu in it.

first, it's "VirtualBox" not "Virtual box".

> I succeeded in getting Ubuntu to work, almost out of the box. Internet
> worked, I could transfer data to and from it, well, I had a new working
> OS that I did not need at all.
> I do not remember what I configured.
> 
> Now that Windows XP becomres stubborn, I had another look at Ubuntu in
> Virtual box. It still works, but I can't reach the internet. It also
> does not see the SOHO network. On the router, I do not see the virtual
> network card.

In such cases I've often seen problems in the Ubuntu guest. Go into
/etc/udev/rules.d and look for 70-persistent-net.rules files. If there
is one, delete this file. Then reboot. If you now have your networking
back with this guest then the udev rule was responsible for the
breakage. In that case you might also want to remove the rule which is
responsible for generating this rule: 75-persistent-net-generator.rules
in /lib/udev/rules.d. If you look at this file it contains a number of
exceptions for virtual interfaces.

> My question: Do the experts here see a relation between the way Windoes
> XP Mode and Ubuntu in Virtual Box (no longer) work?
> What should I look at?
> I have no idea.
> 
> I have made a copy of the Ubuntu vrtual machine, so I am not afraid of
> trying something, but: WHAT?

Kind regards,

Frank
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