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Un mois après la version 2.2.4, voici que Sun nous offre pour ce début Juillet une nouvelle version majeure de leur virtualisateur de système d'exploitation Virtualbox.
Qui dit version majeure, dit grosses nouveautés. Et ben oui, cette version 3.0 annonce l'arrivée de 3 grandes nouveautés :

1ère nouveauté, la plus importante, mais aussi la plus sélective, le support multi-processeurs. Pour être plus explicite, grâce à la virtualisation matérielle (Intel-VT and AMD-V) vous pourrez allouer jusqu'à 32 cores (dans la limite du nombre de cores physiques présents) pour le système d'exploitation invité.
2ème nouveauté, le support expérimental des applications/jeux Direct3D 8/9.
3ème nouveauté, le support de OpenGL 2.0 sur les systèmes invités Windows, Linux et Solaris.

Ensuite, voici le changelog des bugs corrigés par rapport à la version 2.2.4 :
Changelog
 
I* Solaris hosts: allow suspend/resume on the host when a VM is running (bug #3826)
* Solaris hosts: loosen the restriction for contiguous physical memory under certain conditions
* Mac OS X hosts: fixed guest PAE
* Linux hosts: kernel module compile fixes for 2.6.31 (bug #4264)
* VMM: fixed occasional guru meditation when loading a saved state (VT-x only)
* VMM: eliminated IO-APIC overhead with 32 bits guests (VT-x only, some Intel CPUs don’t support this feature (most do); bug #638 )
* VMM: fixed 64 bits CentOS guest hangs during early boot (AMD-V only; bug #3927)
* VMM: performance improvements for certain PAE guests (e.g. Linux 2.6.29+ kernels)
* VMM: some Windows guests detected a completely wrong CPU frequency (bug #2227)
* VMM: fixed hanging and unkillable VM processes (bug #4040)
* VMM: fixed random infrequent guest crashes due to XMM state corruption (Win64 hosts only)
* VMM: performance improvements for network I/O (VT-x/AMD-V only)
* GUI: added mini toolbar for fullscreen and seamless mode (Thanks to Huihong Luo)
* GUI: redesigned settings dialogs
* GUI: allow to create/remove more than one host-only network adapters (non Windows hosts)
* GUI: display estimated time for long running operations (e.g. OVF import/export)
* GUI: fixed rare hangs when open the OVF import/export wizards (bug #4157)
* 3D support: fixed VM crashes for client applications using incorrect OpenGL states
* 3D support: fixed memory corruption when querying for supported texture compression formats
* 3D support: fixed incorrect rendering of glDrawRangeElements
* 3D support: fixed memory leak when using VBOs
* 3D support: fixed glew library detection
* 3D support: fixed random textures corruption
* VRDP: support Windows 7 RDP client
* Networking: fixed another problem with TX checksum offloading with Linux kernels up to version 2.6.18
* NAT: fixed “open ports on virtual router 10.0.2.2 - 513, 514” (forum)
* NAT: allow to configure socket and internal parameters
* NAT: allow to bind sockets to specific interface
* PXE boot: significant performance increase (VT-x/AMD-V only)
* VHD: properly write empty sectors when cloning of VHD images (bug #4080)
* VHD: fixed crash when discarding snapshots of a VHD image
* VHD: fixed access beyond the block bitmap which could lead to arbitrary crashes
* VBoxManage: fixed incorrect partition table processing when creating VMDK files giving raw partition access (bug #3510)
* VBoxManage: support cloning to existing image file
* OVF: several OVF 1.0 compatibility fixes
* OVF: fixed exporting of disk images when multiple virtual machines are exported at once
* Virtual mouse device: eliminated micro-movements of the virtual mouse which were confusing some applications (bug #3782)
* Shared Folders: sometimes a file was created using the wrong permissions (2.2.0 regression; bug #3785)
* Shared Folders: allow to change file attributes from Linux guests and use the correct file mode when creating files
* Shared Folders: some content was incorrectly written under certain conditions (bug #1187)
* Shared Folders: fixed incorrect file timestamps, when using Windows guest on a Linux host (bug #3404)
* X11 clipboard: fix duplicate end of lines (bug #4270)
* X11 guests: a number of shared clipboard fixes
* Linux guests: Guest Additions support for SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11
* Linux guests: new daemon vboxadd-service to handle time synchronization and guest property lookup
* Linux guests: implemented guest properties (OS info, logged in users, basic network information)
* Windows host installer: VirtualBox Python API can now be installed automatically (requires Python and Win32 Extensions installed)
* USB: Support for high-speed isochronous endpoints has been added. In addition, read-ahead buffering is performed for input endpoints (currently Linux hosts only). This should allow additional devices to work, notably webcams (bug #242).
* USB: fixed error handling for some USB dongles
* Web service: fixed inability to handle NULL pointers for object arguments, which are valid values for a lot of APIs, in both the raw and the object-oriented web service.
* Web service: object-oriented bindings for JAX-WS did not exhibit interface inheritance correctly, fixed
* Web service: added support for IDisplay and IGuest interfaces, which were previously unavailable
* Registration dialog uses Sun Online accounts now
Sun xVM Virtualbox 3.0 reste multiplateforme et est téléchargeable via le lien ci-dessous :

Télécharger Sun xVM Virtualbox 3.0
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2 commentaires pour “Sun xVM Virtualbox 3.0”

  1. 1for-matik a dit (le 01-07-2009 à 01:48)
    Et naturellement mon Core 2 Quad Q8200 n'a pas les instructions Intel VT
  2. Matt a dit (le 01-07-2009 à 08:43)
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by 1for-matik View Post
    Et naturellement mon Core 2 Quad Q8200 n'a pas les instructions Intel VT
    Bon en même temps, z'ont un peu merdé, y'aurait pas eu besoin de VT pour supporter plusieurs cores sur la machine virtuelle.
    VMWare le fait très bien sans.

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