Oracle Virtualbox 6.1.36 Download

[Ronna Bordelon]

Imvery excited since I just installed yesterday manually Oracle Linux 6.5 and Oracle 11gr2 all on a Virtualbox vm. Ive been developing for long time but either in Banks already installed oracle in linux by DBAs or at home installation of Oracle in windows. But I decided to try something I was curious for long time which was to install oracle in linux running in a vm and then usinfg developement tools from vm host *sql developer etc..). Im happy that in just 2 days I was able to do all necessary steps from virtualbox additions for sharedfolders, linux with x, pre-requirements for oracle instalation, rpm and yumo stuff, kernel parameters tune and instalation when smoothly sucessfull yesterday

2. access enterprise manager from browser in my windows 7 host. Yesterday just after finishing oracle installation I was able, just needed to open port 1158 in linux firewall and :1158/em opened ok. But today after starting vm again seems some process is not running.. cause i cant access em either locally from inside the vm neither from my host.

Please let me know what commands/information you need to help me. Im sure im almost there after so many steps learning how to install and able to do the oracle setup in linux in a virtualbox im really looking forward to complete this exercice, thank you very much for your help.

Can you anyone help me know if this is a Flexera updated in their ARL for VM virtualbox Extension pack app which might have caused this? Have they added or updated newer evidences? As the source for this file evidence is flexera. Hope you got my point else happy to rephase.

Flexera Content ARL team has fixed this issue and will be part of upcoming ARL release (16th July 2021 ARL release). We have reverted the recognition rule to 'Not for recognition' for File evidence VBoxExtPackHelperApp.exe which was causing an issue.

This sounds similar to the observations in the following forum thread: Sudden Increase in discovered installs of Oracle VM VirtualBox Extension Pack. As noted in that thread, there was indeed an update to VirtualBox application records in a relatively recent ARL release.

After about 3 days of trying to figure out why opensuse156 was not known, I discovered that it looks for opensuse153. I found all the references to oracle153 and fixed the code to generate 15.5 and 15.6 code correctly. It appears that Oracle builds VirtualBox for OpenSUSE on 15.3.

The 1st step to doing an OpenSUSE OBS version is to get a Oracle Version to test against.

I could not test against Oracle, and Oracle worked with me to provide the patch they are going to use in 7.0.20 to fix the sbin/vboxconfig issue (some missing kernel hooks that moved or added more options to fix CVE issues). I had to figure out how to add them to 7.0.18.

I know I will need help with OBS. Larry Finger had 20 years of knowledge and knew exactly what to do to fix a problem. The VirtualBox source is like a complete OS and there are drivers for everything that it can do. It takes 22 minutes to compile on a 20 core i7-12000T. It takes longer in OBS and finding the reason it failed takes a while. I am not sure I will be able to.

I did do the 7.0.18 build that is in the repos. Larry Finger created the 7.0.18 patch that was needed to make it work with Tumbleweed. I am not a Kernel core follower, so we may have to wait until Oracle figures out what changed in the kernel to get a patch - the good news is Fedora also has the same issues as Tumbleweed and they post their code online for everyone to see. I hope I can follow it.

I have loaded it into OBS. I had a lot of trouble getting it to go - it appears that anytime they build for a new kernel, all my work is for naught and I have to do it again as it will not be allowed to check in since something changed.

Vagrant is a tool to manage virtual machine-based development environments. Vagrant Boxes are pre-built base images that can be imported into Vagrant as a starting point. Read more about Vagrant here. On this page Oracle publishes Vagrant boxes based on Oracle Linux.

Create a working directory for your development project and from within that directory, issue the following commands, subsituting the url for one of the following, depending on the release of Oracle Linux you want:

Example Vagrant projects that provision Oracle products including Oracle Database, Oracle Dataguard, Oracle Real Application Clusters, Oracle Container Services for Kubernetes, and more are available on github.com/oracle

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