On Thursday 08 February 2007, Andrew Mahoney wrote: > The only way I have managed to get sound working in a win 2000 guest > using ubuntu edgy as host is to run the following in a terminal, when > the sound is already set to OSS in the virtual machine > aoss VBoxManage -vm <virtual machine name> > Hope this helps
Note that ALSA support is still not working but we are plannig to make it work (patches are welcome). Note further that the OSS does normally not allow more than one instance using the sound hardware. So if you don't get sound working on a Linux host check the VBox release log files (can be found in ~/.VirtualBox/Machines/<Guest>/Logs/*) for any messages about OSS not accessible/busy). In that case 'lsof | grep /dev/dsp' might help to find the application which is accessing the sound device (most probably the sound daemon of your GUI). Kind regards, Frank -- ## InnoTek Systemberatung GmbH, http://www.innotek.de ##
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