![]() ![]() VirtualBox is a powerful virtualization software that gives you the ability to run another operating system within your native operating system environment. The workaround for this was posted by Frits Hoogland here.˜… Winner of Best Virtualization Tool in 20. Update 3: An update from Simon Coter suggests the issue is due to the way Vagrant and Packer use the VirtualBox CLI, rather than the API. It may be safer to use that rather than version 7 at the moment… ![]() Update 2: VirtualBox 6.1.40 has been released. Let’s see if there are any quick updates to VirtualBox or Vagrant in the next few days, but for now I would avoid VirtualBox 7 until the issue is a little clearer. It is happening to me on both Windows 10 and Windows 11, so it seems pretty consistently bad. At one point I got a very similar issue when using VirtualBox directly (no Vagrant). At this point I’m not sure if the issues are with Virtual or just a problem with VirtualBox. Sometimes VirtualBox networking just doesn’t work. Even with the Vagrant workaround there seems to be a few issues. Update: So things aren’t looking so great. If they are delayed, it means I’m having some drama with the new version of VirtualBox. I’ll be doing new Packer builds of my Vagrant boxes over the next few days. I’m sure a new version of Vagrant will come soon, making this workaround unnecessary. Fortunately Simon Coter has our back, and previously published this workaround. The current version of Vagrant (2.3.1) fails with a version compatibility error when used with VirtualBox 7. Something a little funky happened on macOS (Intel), so I removed VirtualBox and installed it again. VirtualBox installed with no drama (see update below) on my Windows hosts. The downloads and changelog are in the usual places. ![]()
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