You don't need to compile the kernel headers themselves, but you need to compile the VirtualBox kernel modules, and this require the kernel headers. In the process of installing Virtualbox on the host, it turned out I needed to compile the linux headers. Then you should be able to install the package with the following command: aptitude -t squeeze-backports install virtualbox-guest-dkms To install it, you have to add the backports APT repository to your system, as explained in the documentation: If you install this package, then Debian should handle the dependency on the kernel headers automatically, and if it doesn't work, it should at least display a proper error message. Is there a good guide for setting up Virtualbox or similar managers with non-ubuntu guests? Information on this seems to get sparse quickly.ĭebian backports provides a package virtualbox-guest-dkms which could be an easy solution to your problem:
Really it seems like I'm overcomplicating this and perhaps missed some simple step.
Where would I download the debian source from, I can't find it on the website, and don't have another debian instance to run aptitude install linux-source-3.2 How do I get the source to the guest (can't mount folders on guest without additions or ssh into it without internet to install ssh server) I noticed that it does not contain the source code in /usr/srcĭo I need to compile debian source on the guest? Would I actually need the linux source instead, I'm a little confused on that point? These issues make me suspect that the guest additions are not installed, trying to install them gives me no feedback (probably something in /var/logs but I can't check atm). Its resolution is also much smaller than I would expect having edited its xml config file. The debian vm is up and I can interact within it fine but I've been unable to network it to the salix host (I've tried bridged and some other options after looking for more info online). In the process of that I needed to download the source from salix's repostory as it doesn't come with the iso, I noticed this was downloaded to /usr/src/.
I have salix (14.0) installed as host and would like to setup a debian(Squeeze) guest. **Disclaimer, I'm fairly new to Linux ~2 years at home and, mostly, have only used ubuntu.
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