the focus in your VM is used. This means that if you want to enter text within your VM, click the title bar of your VM window first. To release keyboard ownership, press the Host key. As explained above VM. When paused, the VM's state is not permanently changed. The VM window appears as gray and the title bar of the window indicates that the VM is currently Paused. This action is equivalent to selecting the disk must be at least 1 MB. • Ensure that the space being trimmed is at least a 1 MB contiguous block at a 1 MB boundary. Consider running defragmentation commands as background cron jobs to save space

that has the focus in your VM). This means that if you want to type within your VM, click on the title bar of your VM window first. To release keyboard ownership, press the Host key (as explained above / terminating of NAT networks on VM start / stop and configuration changes • VBoxNetDHCP: don’t block prevent VBoxSVC from terminating (bug #12264) • 2D Video acceleration: fix crashes on presentation multiple VMs • OVF: improved logic for finding an appropriate image format during OVF import • API: block the removal of the current snapshot if it has child snapshots (only relevant for VMs without snapshottable

that has the focus in your VM). This means that if you want to type within your VM, click on the title bar of your VM window first. To release keyboard ownership, press the Host key (as explained above / terminating of NAT networks on VM start / stop and configuration changes • VBoxNetDHCP: don’t block prevent VBoxSVC from terminating (bug #12264) • 2D Video acceleration: fix crashes on presentation improved logic for finding an appropriate image format during OVF import 244 15 Change log • API: block the removal of the current snapshot if it has child snapshots (only relevant for VMs without snapshottable

that has the focus in your VM). This means that if you want to type within your VM, click on the title bar of your VM window first. To release keyboard ownership, press the Host key (as explained above / terminating of NAT networks on VM start / stop and configuration changes • VBoxNetDHCP: don’t block prevent VBoxSVC from terminating (bug #12264) • 2D Video acceleration: fix crashes on presentation multiple VMs • OVF: improved logic for finding an appropriate image format during OVF import • API: block the removal of the current snapshot if it has child snapshots (only relevant for VMs without snapshottable

that has the focus in your VM). This means that if you want to type within your VM, click on the title bar of your VM window first. To release keyboard ownership, press the Host key (as explained above over from a previous installation to be terminated to avoid confusing SMF. • Guest Additions: don’t block signals for processes executed via guest control • Guest Additions: fixed a small memory leak in drivers in- stalled (bug #9298); bugfixes for Windows host USB support • VHD: fixed reads crossing block boundaries (bug #8532) • VMDK: fixed progress indicator when creating split VMDK images 225 15

that has the focus in your VM). This means that if you want to type within your VM, click on the title bar of your VM window first. To release keyboard ownership, press the Host key (as explained above over from a previous installation to be terminated to avoid confusing SMF. • Guest Additions: don’t block signals for processes executed via guest control • Guest Additions: fixed a small memory leak in drivers in- stalled (bug #9298); bugfixes for Windows host USB support • VHD: fixed reads crossing block boundaries (bug #8532) • VMDK: fixed progress indicator when creating split VMDK images • Floppy:

that has the focus in your VM). This means that if you want to type within your VM, click on the title bar of your VM window first. To release keyboard ownership, press the Host key (as explained above recreated on import, avoiding duplicate MAC addresses for VMs which are imported several times • API: block the removal of the current snapshot if it has child snapshots (only relevant for VMs without snapshottable / terminating of NAT networks on VM start / stop and configuration changes • VBoxNetDHCP: don’t block prevent VBoxSVC from terminating (bug #12264) • 2D Video acceleration: fix crashes on presentation

that has the focus in your VM). This means that if you want to type within your VM, click on the title bar of your VM window first. To release keyboard ownership, press the Host key (as explained above characters 224 15 Change log • SDK: extended the functionality coverage for the C bindings • API: block the removal of the current snapshot if it has child snapshots (only relevant for VMs without snapshottable over from a previous installation to be terminated to avoid confusing SMF. • Guest Additions: don’t block signals for processes executed via guest control • Guest Additions: fixed a small memory leak in

that has the focus in your VM). This means that if you want to type within your VM, click on the title bar of your VM window first. To release keyboard ownership, press the Host key (as explained above folder with special characters • SDK: extended the functionality coverage for the C bindings • API: block the removal of the current snapshot if it has child snapshots (only relevant for VMs without snapshottable over from a previous installation to be terminated to avoid confusing SMF. • Guest Additions: don’t block signals for processes executed via guest control • Guest Additions: fixed a small memory leak in

that has the focus in your VM). This means that if you want to type within your VM, click on the title bar of your VM window first. To release keyboard ownership, press the Host key (as explained above folder with special characters • SDK: extended the functionality coverage for the C bindings • API: block the removal of the current snapshot if it has child snapshots (only relevant for VMs without snapshottable over from a previous installation to be terminated to avoid confusing SMF. • Guest Additions: don’t block signals for processes executed via guest control • Guest Additions: fixed a small memory leak in