program calls an application programming interface (API) defined by another program or the operating system and both sides of the interface have to agree on the calling convention and, in most cases, use the the file name containing the seed for the random num- ber generator. If left empty, an operating system specific source of the seed. 26 1 Introduction • --timeout (or -t): This specifies the session see if the supplied variables (Java compiler, Java executable) and a few other details match your system settings. 2. To start the VirtualBox web service, open a second terminal and change to the directory

program calls an application programming interface (API) defined by another program or the operating system and both sides of the interface have to agree on the calling convention and, in most cases, use the the file name containing the seed for the random num- ber generator. If left empty, an operating system specific source of the seed. xxx Introduction • --timeout (or -t): This specifies the session see if the supplied variables (Java compiler, Java executable) and a few other details match your system settings. 2. To start the VirtualBox web service, open a second terminal and change to the directory

program calls an application programming interface (API) defined by another program or the operating system and both sides of the interface have to agree on the calling convention and, in most cases, use the the file name containing the seed for the random num- ber generator. If left empty, an operating system specific source of the seed. 4 1 Introduction • --timeout (or -t): This specifies the session see if the supplied variables (Java compiler, Java executable) and a few other details match your system settings. 2. To start the VirtualBox web service, open a second terminal and change to the directory

program calls an application programming interface (API) defined by another program or the operating system and both sides of the interface have to agree on the calling convention and, in most cases, use the the file name containing the seed for the random num- ber generator. If left empty, an operating system specific source of the seed. xxx Introduction • --timeout (or -t): This specifies the session see if the supplied variables (Java compiler, Java executable) and a few other details match your system settings. 2. To start the VirtualBox web service, open a second terminal and change to the directory

program calls an application programming interface (API) defined by another program or the operating system and both sides of the interface have to agree on the calling convention and, in most cases, use the the file name containing the seed for the random num- ber generator. If left empty, an operating system specific source of the seed. 30 1 Introduction • --timeout (or -t): This specifies the session see if the supplied variables (Java compiler, Java executable) and a few other details match your system settings. 2. To start the VirtualBox web service, open a second terminal and change to the directory

program calls an application programming interface (API) defined by another program or the operating system and both sides of the interface have to agree on the calling convention and, in most cases, use the the file name containing the seed for the random num- ber generator. If left empty, an operating system specific source of the seed. 27 1 Introduction • --timeout (or -t): This specifies the session see if the supplied variables (Java compiler, Java executable) and a few other details match your system settings. 2. To start the VirtualBox web service, open a second terminal and change to the directory

program calls an application programming interface (API) defined by another program or the operating system and both sides of the interface have to agree on the calling convention and, in most cases, use the the file name containing the seed for the random num- ber generator. If left empty, an operating system specific source of the seed. 27 1 Introduction • --timeout (or -t): This specifies the session see if the supplied variables (Java compiler, Java executable) and a few other details match your system settings. 2. To start the VirtualBox web service, open a second terminal and change to the directory

56 3.4.4 Disk Encryption Tab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 3.5 System Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 3.5.1 Motherboard Configuration for Windows Guests . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 313 9.2.1 Automated Windows System Preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 313 9.3 Advanced Configuration for Linux and Oracle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 347 9.21 Starting Virtual Machines During System Boot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 347 9.21.1 Linux: Starting the Autostart Service With

program calls an application programming interface (API) defined by another program or the operating system and both sides of the interface have to agree on the calling convention and, in most cases, use the above command then the previous settings will be used when enabling the service. Check the current property settings with: svcprop -p config svc:/application/virtualbox/webservice:default When everything see if the supplied variables (Java compiler, Java executable) and a few other details match your system settings. 2. To start the VirtualBox web service, open a second terminal and change to the directory

program calls an application programming interface (API) defined by another program or the operating system and both sides of the interface have to agree on the calling convention and, in most cases, use the above command then the previous settings will be used when enabling the service. Check the current property settings with: svcprop -p config svc:/application/virtualbox/webservice:default When everything see if the supplied variables (Java compiler, Java executable) and a few other details match your system settings. 2. To start the VirtualBox web service, open a second terminal and change to the directory