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I am using Virtualbox 6.0. The problem is it can't recognize any of my USB devices. I already installed an extension pack, the same version as VirtualBox and tried to make my account a member of vboxusers
using the following command sudo adduser $USER vboxusers
but unfortunately, nothing is working.
How can I solve this?
usb virtualbox virtualization
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I am using Virtualbox 6.0. The problem is it can't recognize any of my USB devices. I already installed an extension pack, the same version as VirtualBox and tried to make my account a member of vboxusers
using the following command sudo adduser $USER vboxusers
but unfortunately, nothing is working.
How can I solve this?
usb virtualbox virtualization
1
Have you rebooted after running thesudo adduser $USER vboxusers
?
– Terrance
Oct 2 at 19:28
Yes, I rebooted
– Mir Rahed Uddin
Oct 2 at 19:44
Does your VM launch OK? If it doesn't, get a listing of the/usr
folder asls -la /usr
and make sure that all folders are owned by root just in that folder. Sometimes I have seen 3 of the folders in there become owned by my user account for whatever reason then VirtualBox has problems. If the ownership ever changes, only change the ownership of the folders and not the sub-folders.
– Terrance
Oct 4 at 1:36
Thanks for your support. likely I fixed it. The problem was I added root to vboxusers but not my current account. After adding my current account to the vboxusers group everything works fine.
– Mir Rahed Uddin
Oct 4 at 17:41
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I am using Virtualbox 6.0. The problem is it can't recognize any of my USB devices. I already installed an extension pack, the same version as VirtualBox and tried to make my account a member of vboxusers
using the following command sudo adduser $USER vboxusers
but unfortunately, nothing is working.
How can I solve this?
usb virtualbox virtualization
I am using Virtualbox 6.0. The problem is it can't recognize any of my USB devices. I already installed an extension pack, the same version as VirtualBox and tried to make my account a member of vboxusers
using the following command sudo adduser $USER vboxusers
but unfortunately, nothing is working.
How can I solve this?
usb virtualbox virtualization
usb virtualbox virtualization
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Have you rebooted after running thesudo adduser $USER vboxusers
?
– Terrance
Oct 2 at 19:28
Yes, I rebooted
– Mir Rahed Uddin
Oct 2 at 19:44
Does your VM launch OK? If it doesn't, get a listing of the/usr
folder asls -la /usr
and make sure that all folders are owned by root just in that folder. Sometimes I have seen 3 of the folders in there become owned by my user account for whatever reason then VirtualBox has problems. If the ownership ever changes, only change the ownership of the folders and not the sub-folders.
– Terrance
Oct 4 at 1:36
Thanks for your support. likely I fixed it. The problem was I added root to vboxusers but not my current account. After adding my current account to the vboxusers group everything works fine.
– Mir Rahed Uddin
Oct 4 at 17:41
add a comment
|
1
Have you rebooted after running thesudo adduser $USER vboxusers
?
– Terrance
Oct 2 at 19:28
Yes, I rebooted
– Mir Rahed Uddin
Oct 2 at 19:44
Does your VM launch OK? If it doesn't, get a listing of the/usr
folder asls -la /usr
and make sure that all folders are owned by root just in that folder. Sometimes I have seen 3 of the folders in there become owned by my user account for whatever reason then VirtualBox has problems. If the ownership ever changes, only change the ownership of the folders and not the sub-folders.
– Terrance
Oct 4 at 1:36
Thanks for your support. likely I fixed it. The problem was I added root to vboxusers but not my current account. After adding my current account to the vboxusers group everything works fine.
– Mir Rahed Uddin
Oct 4 at 17:41
1
1
Have you rebooted after running the
sudo adduser $USER vboxusers
?– Terrance
Oct 2 at 19:28
Have you rebooted after running the
sudo adduser $USER vboxusers
?– Terrance
Oct 2 at 19:28
Yes, I rebooted
– Mir Rahed Uddin
Oct 2 at 19:44
Yes, I rebooted
– Mir Rahed Uddin
Oct 2 at 19:44
Does your VM launch OK? If it doesn't, get a listing of the
/usr
folder as ls -la /usr
and make sure that all folders are owned by root just in that folder. Sometimes I have seen 3 of the folders in there become owned by my user account for whatever reason then VirtualBox has problems. If the ownership ever changes, only change the ownership of the folders and not the sub-folders.– Terrance
Oct 4 at 1:36
Does your VM launch OK? If it doesn't, get a listing of the
/usr
folder as ls -la /usr
and make sure that all folders are owned by root just in that folder. Sometimes I have seen 3 of the folders in there become owned by my user account for whatever reason then VirtualBox has problems. If the ownership ever changes, only change the ownership of the folders and not the sub-folders.– Terrance
Oct 4 at 1:36
Thanks for your support. likely I fixed it. The problem was I added root to vboxusers but not my current account. After adding my current account to the vboxusers group everything works fine.
– Mir Rahed Uddin
Oct 4 at 17:41
Thanks for your support. likely I fixed it. The problem was I added root to vboxusers but not my current account. After adding my current account to the vboxusers group everything works fine.
– Mir Rahed Uddin
Oct 4 at 17:41
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Try selecting the first option: Settings -> USB -> Enable USB Controller -> select USB 1.1 (OHCI) Controller. That may work for now until an update to VirtualBox restores full USB functionality.
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Try selecting the first option: Settings -> USB -> Enable USB Controller -> select USB 1.1 (OHCI) Controller. That may work for now until an update to VirtualBox restores full USB functionality.
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Try selecting the first option: Settings -> USB -> Enable USB Controller -> select USB 1.1 (OHCI) Controller. That may work for now until an update to VirtualBox restores full USB functionality.
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Try selecting the first option: Settings -> USB -> Enable USB Controller -> select USB 1.1 (OHCI) Controller. That may work for now until an update to VirtualBox restores full USB functionality.
Try selecting the first option: Settings -> USB -> Enable USB Controller -> select USB 1.1 (OHCI) Controller. That may work for now until an update to VirtualBox restores full USB functionality.
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Have you rebooted after running the
sudo adduser $USER vboxusers
?– Terrance
Oct 2 at 19:28
Yes, I rebooted
– Mir Rahed Uddin
Oct 2 at 19:44
Does your VM launch OK? If it doesn't, get a listing of the
/usr
folder asls -la /usr
and make sure that all folders are owned by root just in that folder. Sometimes I have seen 3 of the folders in there become owned by my user account for whatever reason then VirtualBox has problems. If the ownership ever changes, only change the ownership of the folders and not the sub-folders.– Terrance
Oct 4 at 1:36
Thanks for your support. likely I fixed it. The problem was I added root to vboxusers but not my current account. After adding my current account to the vboxusers group everything works fine.
– Mir Rahed Uddin
Oct 4 at 17:41