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Here is the terminal output when re-installing guest additions:Р”В¬ode: Select all Expand view Collapse view cdrom/> sudo. I followed your advice, but I still do not have the option to re-size my display.

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Then install the guest additions again from the terminal and post the results of the terminal.

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Perryg wrote:First I would update the OS and then make sure that you have the matching headers for your kernel. Thanks in advance for your assistance! knight Posts: 3 Joined: 13.

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My host is Windows 7 Pro 64-bit, and I'm running VirtualBox v5.1.6 r110634 Has anyone run into this issue before?Р”В¬ode: Select all Expand view Collapse view ~ uname -rvР”Р€.19.0-68-generic #76~14.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Fri Aug 12 11:46: Test -e include/generated/autoconf.h -a -e include/config/nf || (Р”В®cho >&2 ' ERROR: Kernel configuration is invalid.' Р”В®cho >&2 ' include/generated/autoconf.h or include/config/nf are missing.' Р”В®cho >&2 ' Run 'make oldconfig & make prepare' on kernel src to fix it.' Make KBUILD_VERBOSE=1 CONFIG_MODULE_SIG= -C /lib/modules/3.19.0-68-generic/build SUBDIRS=/tmp/vbox.0 SRCROOT=/tmp/vbox.0 -j1 modules No errors came up during the install, but I noticed on the vboxadd-install.log there are a few lines saying:Р”В¬ode: Select all Expand view Collapse view grep: /lib/modules/3.19.0-68-generic/build/include/linux/version.h: No such file or directory View -> Auto re-size Guest Display remains greyed out after a restart.

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I followed the instructions in the How To Guide posted in this forum, but it seems the install is failing. Everything worked as desired for the first few days.I have an Ubuntu 14.04 OVA image as my guest (it is a pre-configured image with RhodeCode Enterprise - official release taken from their website) and I'm trying to install Guest additions for re-sizing my display. I am working with ubuntu 14.04 because that is what our clients use in their data centers. Do I need to just scrap this VM? When I started this project, Monday of last week, VirtualBox was up to date. I've spent a day now trying to figure this out.

Case in point: selecting the 'gear' icon, upper left of the VM desktop, and then System Settings should display a dialog or something, right? If it does, it is off my screen, and I don't know how to virtually mouse or tab or what to find wherever system settings interface to interact with. I can change the Scale Factor, but who cares? Most ubuntu UI software expects a screen larger than 640x480, including system settings dialogs. Likewise, enabling UI Menu -> View -> Adjust Window Size only seems to snap the outer window to fit the smaller VM window (if dragged larger). Changing it does not seem to do anything. This is the only View menu option activated. UI Menu -> View -> Auto-resize Guest Display Selecting any other resolution does nothing. This shows 640x480 selected, along with 11 other higher resolutions. UI Menu -> View -> Virtual screen 1 -> Resize to xxxxx Then after a reboot, it came back at 640x480 and nothing I can do seems to make any difference. That is how I worked for the first 3 days I used the machine. I have installed guest additions, or whatever was necessary to have a virtual machine that automatically resized to the resolution of whatever window it happened to be inside.

Now that I finally have this suite of tools working, I find that the virtual machine is now 'stuck' at 640x480 screen resolution. I spent a few days creating an ubuntu 14.04 guest with a loaded suite of development tools and libraries for ffmpeg and all the related codecs, av formats and protocols.