Hello Naxa, Is your tablet a USB device or a PCI one? I'm afraid that if it is PCI (i.e. not USB) then you do not have much chance of getting it to work in a guest, as PCI can not be "relocated" from the physical machine to the virtual one in the same way that USB can. The BSOD that you got might be a bug in the virtual mouse driver though.
By the way, a general request - please could people not post the same message to the vbox-user and the vbox-dev mailing lists? The vbox-dev list is intended for people doing development on VirtualBox, whereas vbox-user is for user questions. Regards, Michael Naxa wrote: > hi, > > I have a problem. I have virtual winXp on kubuntu 7.04. I have a trust > wireless tb-4200 graphic board. > i plug it. xp needs a driver for correct use (eg. pressure control in > photoshop cs2...which is the reason i would buy this tablet...) ok. if > i install the driver in a real xp it works fine. if i install in the > virtual xp and enable the tablet in the devices menu of Vbox, i get a > BSoD. > > BSoD details: > driver irql not less or equal; > blahblah; > stop: 0x000000D1 (0xFAA1505C,0x00000002,0x00000000,0xFAB6626D) > vboxmouse.sys -- address FAB6626d base at FAB65000, DateStamp 46dc5377 > > > I've tried to use the bugtracker but i cannot since registering isn't > possible and this is also a bug. I could download register.php, if I > would want it... _______________________________________________ vbox-users mailing list [email protected] http://vbox.innotek.de/mailman/listinfo/vbox-users
