VirtualBox 5.2.10

VirtualboxOracle released the virtualization software VirtualBox version 5.2.10 on April 17, 2018. This is a maintenance update which should fix some bugs.


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According to the change log, the following items were fixed, changed or improved in Virtualbox 5.2.10.

  • VMM: Fixed missing NULL pointer check in MMIO code
  • Storage: fixed having multiple NVMe controllers with ICH9 enabled (5.2.0 regression)
  • Network: fixed wireless detection regression when bridging to adapters with unbound IP protocols (bug #17543)
  • Network: fixed VERR_INTNET_FLT_IF_NOT_FOUND when bridging to some adapters on Windows hosts (possibly related bugs #15294, #15060, #13481)
  • Audio: Fixed interrupt storm in FreeBSD guests with HDA (bug #17219)
  • Keyboard: Introduced a small delay to fix old software which expects to be able to read an incoming scan code more than once (bug #17592)
  • Windows installer: Removed the "Ignore" action in the case the current VBox installation is still running, as the (successful) update will not work until a host reboot is performed
  • NAT: Handle name server 0.0.0.0 which is a valid setting (bug #17584)
  • BIOS: INT 15h/87h service must disable A20 gate when done
  • Linux Guest Additions: fix a hang starting KDE Plasma

The new version of the virtualization software for Windows, Mac OSX and Linux can be downloaded from this download page (when writing the blog article, on April 18 the Windows download was still missing). Please note that an updated version of the VirtualBox Oracle VM VirtualBox Extension Pack must also be downloaded and installed. VirtualBox can be used freely, but there are special license conditions for the Extension Pack.


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