I'm sorry that you have a Mac and Symobi only works with Windows, but, c'est la vie. It's not VirtualBox, it's the fact that Symobi cannot work properly when virtualized. So mauricev that's why you have the problems that you're having. This is a real-time system, completely different logic from what a virtual environment can offer. Have you even asked Miray if Symobi is allowed to be virtualized? Can it even work in a virtual machine? Are all its functions supported? I bet the answer would be a big NO, at least for the 3rd question. The conversation would have ended right then and there. Well, I'm sorry I've wasted your time having you trying different experiments. The basis of Symobi is the message-oriented operating system µnOS, which is on its part based on the real-time microkernel Sphere. Sep 2008, 17:09 Primary OS: MS Windows 10 VBox Version: PUEL Guest OSses: Mostly XP mpack Site Moderator Posts: 37196 Joined: 4.

one device and one USB standard, let's focus. So now it comes down to why you think a guest OS should see them: pick one concrete example, i.e. The contents of the 'VMinfo' attachment above shows that VirtualBox IS seeing USB devices. USB 2.0 requires the extension pack, and most OS's from this millenium support it.

USB 1.1 is always available, because USB2 devices have a fallback to 1.1, and the latter doesn't require the extension pack. If it was a systemic bug then everyone else would have the same symptoms. IMHO the more likely cause is that you don't know how to use and configure the software correctly. 'Bug' does not mean 'not working', as the latter has many possible causes, only one of which is a bug. I do wish you would stop using the word 'bug' since you clearly do not know what the word means, and each time you use it it's an insult to the devs.

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