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Special Forums UNIX and Linux Applications Virtualization and Cloud Computing NetBSD on VirtualBox Post 302334822 by nitin on Thursday 16th of July 2009 03:02:05 PM
Old 07-16-2009
It's hardware issue. Virtualbox hardware is not properly recognized by NetBSD. Here is what I got from virtualbox site:

Code:
- Go to Settings/General/Advanced
- Disable "Enable ACPI"
- Disable "Enable IO APIC"
- Enable "Enable VT-x/AMD-V"
- Set "IDE controller type" to "PIIX4"

Try that.
Nitin Smilie
 

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ckport(1)						   System User's Manual: ckport 						 ckport(1)

NAME
ckport - portability analysis and security checking tool SYNOPSIS
ckport [OPTIONS]... file [file,...] DESCRIPTION
ckport is a tool to check already compiled binaries and libraries for porting and security problems. It uses objdump to read the binaries and analysis call and jump functions. This package is architecture independent and can be used on non-host architecture binaries if a objdump tool for the target architecture is installed. OPTIONS
--help -h Show this help. -- End of options, only filenames follow. --mode MODE Sets mode of operation. --db DBFILE Load database DBFILE. --db-dir DBDIR Load databases from directory DBDIR. --edit-vim Show vim command pointing to location of problem. --conf KEY=VAL Set config key KEY to value VAL. --warn-mode MODE Set mode for printing of warnings. --warn PT Warn about problems of type PT. --nowarn PT Ignore warnings about problems of type PT. --nowarns Disable all warnings. --nosummery Disable summery. --summery Enable summery. --summery-on-warn Only print summery if warnings has been found. --noheader Disable printing of headers. --header Enable printing of headers. --nofile-header Disable printing of headers for each file (operant). --file-header Enable printing of headers for each file (operant). --ignore PATTERN Ignore symbols matching this Perl regex pattern. --ignore-symbol SYMBOL Ignore symbol SYMBOL. --ignore-target TARGET Ignore warnings for target TARGET. --print-mode MODE Set mode of symbol printing to MODE. --print-unknown Print unknown symbols found. --print-unknown-defined Print list of unknown but defined (internal) symbols. --print-unused Print list of defined (internal) but unused symbols. --print-known Print list of known symbols. --print-pt Print list of known problem types. SEE ALSO
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