Re: [VBox-users] Is anyone using the newer Centos' with the "latest" VB?
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From: Prentice B. <pre...@uc...> - 2026-03-09 20:46:28
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I'm running VB 7.2.6 r172322 on MacOS 15.7.4 on an M2 Pro chip (MacBook Pro). Not exactly the same version as you. I just downloaded and installed CentOS 10 w/o any issues whatsoever. What hardware/OS is your host running on? VB on MacOS/Arm processors hasn't been very good in the past, but it's been getting a lot better recently. As far as choosing CentOS 10 from the "OS Distributions" list, I think that only affects the icon shown in the VBox Manager window to make it easier to identify your VMs, and maybe sent some appropriate/sane default settings for the OS (default RAM size, VM disk size, etc.) How much RAM are you specifying for CentOS? Even though the default is 2 GB, I find RHEL installs (including RHEL) will fail if you don't have at least 4 GB. If the VM is going to have a GUI interface and your host has a high resolution, set the video RAM to 128 MB. If you don't, you usually can't go full screen with the GUI with modern display with HD and better displays. I didn't have any issues with the storage settings dialog, either. I know we're not using the same exact version of VB, so take this report just as a data point that there is a version of VB that works with CentOS 10. Prentice On 3/9/26 3:10 PM, George R Goffe via VBox-users-community wrote: > Howdy, > > I"m using VB version "VirtualBox-7.2.97-173028-Linux_amd64.run". > > I just downloaded Centos Stream 10... Hoping to finally get one working. > > The console support STILL has show stopping problems... > > Like trying to poke the lower right hand button after selecting "English (us)" as the language. I could NOT get the cursor to the button. VB captured the mouse pointer but that was it... I also had trouble configuring the "new" VM. > > There's NO Centos in the list of "OS Distributions". Maybe Centos is "Red Hat"? I went with "other linux"... > > Additionally, the menu for partitioning had trouble with "enabling" items like, "reformat". It was greyed out... I had to back up and restart to get it to work. Sigh... > > After finishing the "New" VM entry, the "Finish" button was NOT enabled... Again, I had to stop, back up... fiddle with the UI to get it to "enable"... > > Has anyone gotten VB and Centos-10 (or Centos-9) to work? > > Best regards, > > George... > > > _______________________________________________ > VBox-users-community mailing list > VBo...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/vbox-users-community > _______________________________________________ > Unsubscribe: mailto:vbo...@li...?subject=unsubscribe |