VirtualBox use drip (Shared USB device, Linux my users are not added to Vboxuser)

Due to the problem of the online banking client, only to be able to pay in the Windows environment, so has been saved an active VirtualBox under the windows, used to complete the on-line payment.

In the past, this activated Windows was installed on the Ubuntu 10.10 32bit version by sharing the USB device to the virtual machine to enable online banking payment.

Due to machine updates, exported from VirtualBox, installed to the Ubuntu 11.04 64bit version, but every attempt to turn on USB sharing will be an error, and finally to the weekend, some time to track the problem.

Look at the error report first, and the error report says you need to install Ext pack for VirtualBox. This ext pack is used for most Linux distributions with the same Ext pack, so you can assume that this part is in a virtual machine.

Since the installation of Ext pack requires root privileges, only su to the superuser to install, but the installation of the Ext pack, under my own users, the virtual machine still can not turn on USB sharing. So I turned to Google.

First, according to the error number query, someone gave a command line, need in the terminal su into Super user, load/proc/bus/usb, but this seems to do this every time, very inconvenient, continue to search results based on Google Forum, The more important reason is that my users are not added to the vboxuser. So the super user logs in and adds and is done.

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VirtualBox use drip (Shared USB device, Linux my users are not added to Vboxuser)