#3 /usr/share/php/openmediavault/rpc.inc(79): OMVRpcServiceAbstract->callMethod('getMachines', Array, Array)

#2 /usr/share/php/openmediavault/rpcservice.inc(125): call_user_func_array(Array, Array) #1 : OMVRpcServiceVirtualBox->getMachines(Array, Array) #0 /usr/share/openmediavault/engined/rpc/virtualbox.inc(176): vboxconnector->connect() Omv gui -> virtualbox -> virtual machines:Įxception 'Exception' with message 'Error logging in to vboxwebsrv.' in /usr/share/phpvirtualbox/lib/vboxconnector.php:210 Still, 4.3.20 is the first release where UEFI for Windows guests works so we might expect more improvements in the next releases.I have the virtualbox plugin installed and have been creating and running VMs via the command line for a while as I have been unable to get the webservice to connect, but it would now be useful to give someone access to this. In case of uefi, all looks good in the log, the logo image is found. Maybe only BIOS is supported in this case?įirst I thought that there is a bug but no: a usual VM, no uefi, can use a custom logo in 4.3.20: The lowest at 640x480 UGA/GOP can be tested but I still don't think the custom BMP would work yet. I haven't played around with advanced uefi options (command line) but this. Just tested: It seems the custom BIOS logo doesn't work for a UEFI VM. No, it looks like VBox doesn't have that, it's rather new. What you mention there below is the OEM logo: That's totally different than the one above: it shouldn't cover the entire screen.

The UEFI screen, even for the VM, uses about 1024x768 so the 640x480 low color BMP seems misplaced here. The 'logo' from the thread you linked is for the entire screen, not the UEFI OEM logo: the VBox bios screen is 8bit BMP That screen has a small resolution, hence it's BIOS.

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