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I don't know if this would necessarily cause the problems you are having, but I'd strongly suggest following the directions properly first. One apparent error is that you added entries to the modules-load directory. If they didn't work, you should figure out why. Your attempts in the other thread were the right approach. I do think this 'Y' is the wrong solution.
But this is not a question for these forums, you'd have to ask on a Mac forum as it is a problem with software running on your host/Mac OS. I can't really help with the Y of this thread (mounting that iso from the host) other than to say most virtual box clients have device options where you'd load an iso as if it was a CD inserted in the guest system. You've now created an X-Y problem with a confusing background. You really should have just continue there. No more Failed to start rvices messages, but still guest add-ons do not seem to activate. $ sudo pacman -S virtualbox-guest-modules-arch virtualbox-guest-utils 5.2.7, whilst Mac VirutalBox app is vs 5.2.6 (but it is the latest on. Here I have a mismatch, as pacman downloads guest additions v. I read in ArchWiki that version of additions must be the same as VirutalBox host. $ sudo pacman -R virtualbox-guest-modules-arch virtualbox-guest-utilsĢ.2 installed virtualbox-guest-iso packageĢ.3 as root, mounted and run sh. did not work, tried next option in ArchWiki - iso istallĢ.1 uninstalled earlier step's packages with: All is well, except guest add-ons do not take effect.ġ.1 $ sudo pacman -S virtualbox-guest-modules-arch virtualbox-guest-utilsġ.2 $ sudo vi /etc/modules-load.d/virtualboxĢ. Installed Arch in VirtualBox Mac (10.9.5) host, v.
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