I'm having trouble getting GhostBSD's guest window to reboot into a set resolution (1400x1050). Each time I reboot, it reverts to 800x600.
Here's the situation:
Host system: Windows 10
Guest: GhostBSD with VB settings:
- 4096 mb base RAM
- 128 mb video RAM
- Graphics Controller: VBoxSVGA (this actually results in an error message from VB, but leaving it at the default yields a max. resolution of 1024x768)
- virtualbox-ose-additions-5.2.44_3
- virtualbox-ose-kmod-5.2.44_4
This line:
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/usr/bin/VBoxClient/ --vmsvga-xll
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/usr/local/bin/VBoxClient/ --vmsvga-x11
The procedure I used (taken from this thread on the VirtualBox forum):
- run VBoxManage setextradata "GhostBSD" "GUI/LastGuestSizeHint"
- started the GhostBSD guest
- set the resolution to 1400x1050
- shutdown the GhostBSD VM
At this point, issuing the VBoxManage command:
VBoxManage getextradata "GhostBSD" "GUI/LastGuestSizeHint"
reports:
Value: 1400, 1050
I then boot up the GhostBSD VM. It does open a 1400x1050 window, but before the boot process is finished, it reverts to 800x600. Checking with VBoxManage again shows the resolution value has changed back:
Value: 800, 600
Can anyone suggest something I've missed?