The only thing that may be somewhat related is the Software centers request to do a 'partial upgrade' today, which lead to an error message about some lib3xml stuff not being able to be updated. I certainly did not delete or uninstall them or use anything requiring sudo, as far as I can remember. However in my /usr/bin/ folder I DO find 'VBoxClient', 'VBoxControl' and 'VBoxService'. The commands 'vitrualbox' and 'VBox' are now missing from my /usr/bin/-folder. Virtualbox is also not recognized as installed in the Ubuntu Software center. 'VirtualBox' (No such file or directory)What? asking for guidance on how to make the damn VB work with all bells and whistless (win 7 圆4 as guest OS so I can play video games after a drought of 1 year), with the guest OS detecting USB devices, and all jazz.Code: Failed to execute command 'VirtualBox %U'. then calmed down over 30-40 seconds and remembered that I have an account on this forum and that I should cry about my issues here instead of destroying my poor (innocent) computer for nothing.

namely: ) I got pissed off and when bazooka on remove, autoremove, and purge VB commands into the terminal, none of them getting me rid of VB completely obviously, at which point I punched the keyboard.

and then I installed version 6.1 of VB with version 6.1.4 of Extended something (I don't remember what that extended thingy was called, but it allows me - supposedly - to use USB with guest OSes so yeah.)Īnd then, when I got an error (THIS error. Ii virtualbox-dkms 5.2.34-dfsg-0~ubuntu18.04.1 all x86 virtualization solution - kernel module sources for dkmsĪnd this is because I have installed VB right after installing mint 19.2 and then I did some 2-3 kernel updates (including mint to 19.3) just because the system told me that it has updates available and then I removed VB by running commands into the terminal, which I have found in google but which I have ABSOLUTELY no idea what they did. Code: Select all ii virtualbox-6.1 6.1.4-136177~Ubuntu~bionic amd64 Oracle VM VirtualBox

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