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If you rely on VirtualBox, I would recommend to hold off on upgrading until you are sure that it will not break your workflow. The big releases tend to have a
by mathrawka 13y ago
If you rely on VirtualBox, I would recommend to hold off on upgrading until you are sure that it will not break your workflow.
The big releases tend to have a way of introducing bugs, that although get fixed, can wreck your day if you depend on it.
- JimmyL 13y agoI just upgraded to 4.3 (Win7 host, Sandy Bridge Core i7 processor), and VirtualBox is now complaining that I've got more virtual cores (4) assigned to my guest than I have physical cores (2) on my host. While this is true, this wasn't an issue with 4.2. It still lets me run it, but it's not happy about it. EDIT: Further investigation shows that VirtualBox docs have always said this was a bad thing to do, but didn't used to throw up a warning when you did it anyways.
- jlgaddis 13y ago> ... but didn't used to throw up a warning when you did it anyways. This is mentioned in the changelog, FWIW.