15 Change log 15.14 Version 3.1.2 (2009-12-17) This is a maintenance release. The following items were fixed and/or added: • VMM: fixed SMP stability regression • USB: fixed USB related host crashes on 64 bits Windows hosts (bug #5237) • Main: wrong default HWVirtExExclusive value for new VMs (bug #5664) • Main: DVD passthrough setting was lost (bug #5681) • VBoxManage: iSCSI disks do not support adding a comment (bug #4460) • VBoxManage: added missing –cpus and –memory options to OVF –import • GUI: fixed VBox URL in update dialog for German and Dutch languages • GUI: NLS updates • OVF: fixed export of non standard storage controller names (bug #5643) • Solaris hosts: several USB fixes (including support for Apple iPhone) • Mac OS X hosts: several fixes for the 3D support • Mac OS X hosts: re-enabled CMD+Key combinations, even if the Host-Key isn’t CMD (bug #5684) • Mac OS X hosts: fixed to fast scrolling if the mouse wheel is used inside the guest (bug #5672) • Mac OS X hosts: dock & menubar don’t disappear in fullscreen when the VM is not running on the primary display (bug #1762) • Mac OS X hosts: added an option for enabling “Auto show Dock & Menubar in fullscreen” (bug #5636) • Windows host installer: fixed starting VBox with wrong privileges right after installation (bug #4162) • Host interface and host-only networking: prevent driver from unloading while a VM is still active (Windows host only) • Host-only networking: fixed host-only interface creation (Windows host only) (bug #5708) • Virtio-net: don’t crash without an attached network • Virtio-net: fixed the issue with intermittent network in VM with several virtual CPU cores • NAT: fixed port-forwarding regressions (bug #5666) • NAT: fixed crash under certain conditions (bug #5427) • NAT: fixed resolving of names containing a slash or underscore when using the host resolver DNS proxy (bug #5698) • ATA: fixed sporadic crash when resuming after a VM was forcefully paused (e.g. due to iSCSI target being unavailable) • SATA: fixed raw vmdk disks (bug #5724) • Linux guests: increased the default memory for Redhat and Fedora guests 204