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I know this has been covered many times and I found a few threads on it but they all pretty old and no longer apply since things have changed since the switch to Systemd. The solution in the wiki (adding VBOX_USB=usbfs to .bashrc) doesn't seem to work (yes I started a new bash session) and my user is a member of the vboxdrv group, it won't work with the root account either. The kernel module is also loaded.
Here's the exact error:
Failed to access the USB subsystem.
VERR_NOT_FOUND
Result Code: NS_ERROR_FAILURE (0x00004005)
Component: Host
Interface: IHost {30678943-32df-4830-b413-931b25ac86a0}
Callee: IMachine {22781af3-1c96-4126-9edf-67a020e0e858}
I get that whenever I doubleclick on the Network section.
Last edited by brando56894 (2013-04-19 19:21:37)
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This has been covered, many, many, many times on this forum.
Uninstall VirtualBox, reboot, reinstall it according to the wiki, and reboot. Use 'makepkg -s' to compile the extension pack; don't use some kind of AUR helper.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/VirtualBox
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/AU … g_packages
And remove that stuff from ~/.bashrc. You don't need it. Nobody ever needed it. I don't even know why it's in the wiki...
Are you in the "storage" group? Post the output of:
$ groups your_username
Also, double click the Network section? ... ? Wut? There is no such thing in VirtualBox.
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I think my user not being a member of the storage group was the problem, thanks! Also there definitely is a Network section: as soon as you open VB its the 6th section down in the right-hand pane When you double-click it, it open up the Network Settings page.
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