VirtualBox

Opened 11 years ago

Closed 11 years ago

#12387 closed defect (duplicate)

Video output of Ubuntu VM is displayed incorrectly and hides UI behind the output when windowed

Reported by: DesertWolf Owned by:
Component: 3D support Version: VirtualBox 4.3.2
Keywords: hidden, ui, ubuntu, mac Cc:
Guest type: Linux Host type: Mac OS X

Description

After doing a fresh install of Ubuntu 13.10 on a new virtual machine, I went ahead and installed the virtual box guest additions. Afterwords, I restarted the machine and then the display outputs a little higher then normal when using the machine in windowed mode. This causes the top of the UI to be hidden, and the tool bar in Ubuntu to be un-useable. You can still click the X - + buttons in the top left hand corner but you can't see them or use the toolbar in Ubuntu.

Here's exactly what I did to get this issue:

  1. Installed the latest version of Virtual box on my Mac
  2. Installed the Virtual Box Extension provided by Oracle
  3. Set up a new machine to run Ubuntu 13.10
  4. Installed Ubuntu
  5. Updated Ubuntu and installed dkms
  6. Installed the guest additions
  7. Restarted the machine using Ubuntu and thats when I got this problem.

Settings in Virtual Box I changed before installing Ubuntu:

  1. Enabled 3D Acceleration
  2. Increased the number of CPUs to 4
  3. Increased the VRAM to 128mb

I am currently running OSX 10.9 and have a screen shot of the problem and the VBox.log file.

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Screen Shot of Problem.jpg (227.0 KB ) - added by DesertWolf 11 years ago.
Screenshot of Problem
VBox.log (100.8 KB ) - added by DesertWolf 11 years ago.
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Change History (5)

by DesertWolf, 11 years ago

Attachment: Screen Shot of Problem.jpg added

Screenshot of Problem

by DesertWolf, 11 years ago

Attachment: VBox.log added

Log File

comment:1 by DonaldDuck, 11 years ago

Same issue here.

Two additional notes:

*) problem also evident in VB 4.2.x

*) at least in my setup, the mouse cursor itself is positioned correctly, i.e., it uses the intended coordinates as if the guest display was not shifted upwards. The effect is that I have to position the cursor below the target I want to click on (with the offset being exactly the height of the hidden UI toolbar)

comment:2 by misha, 11 years ago

Component: GUI3D support

comment:3 by misha, 11 years ago

Resolution: duplicate
Status: newclosed

This actually a duplicate of #11021. Please use that record for tracking the progress on this issue.

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