VBOXSDL(1)
β¨ NAME β¨
okay bestie, the manual name is VBoxSDL π and it's an x86 virtualization solution π¦ (this page is from the User Commands section, btw π
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πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
ngl this is the Oracle VM VirtualBox SDL GUI, version 7.0.16, and the copyright line is (C) 2005-2024 Oracle Corporation All rights reserved. π
Basically it's a lightweight window for running your VMs.
π Usage π
--startvm <uuid|name>β pick which VM to boot up, either by its UUID or its name π§--separateβ run it as its own VM process, or attach to one that's already running π«Ά--hda <file>β make this file the temporary first hard disk π--fda <file>β make this file the temporary first floppy disk πΎ--cdrom <file>β point the temporary CDROM/DVD at a file or device. use'none'to unmount it π--boot <a|c|d|n>β pick a temporary boot device:a= floppy,c= 1st HD,d= DVD,n= network π--memory <size>β temporary memory size, in megabytes β¨--vram <size>β temporary video memory size, also in megabytes π¨--fullscreenβ start the VM already in fullscreen mode π₯οΈ--fullscreenresizeβ resize the guest when it's fullscreen π₯--fixedmode <w> <h> <bpp>β use a fixed SDL video mode with the width, height and bits per pixel you give it π--nofstoggleβ no switching to/from fullscreen, sorry not sorry π ββοΈ--noresizeβ makes the SDL frame non resizable π«--nohostkeyβ disables all hostkey combos π--nohostkeys ...β disables only specific hostkey combos. check the key bindings below for the valid keys π--nograbonclickβ no mouse/keyboard grabbing on click when the additions aren't installed π±οΈ--detecthostkeyβ grabs the hostkey identifier and modifier state for you π΅οΈββοΈ--hostkey <key> {<key2>} <mod>β sets the host key to whatever you got from--detecthostkeyποΈ--termacpiβ sends an ACPI power button event when you close the window β‘--vrdp <ports>β listens for VRDP connections on one of the ports you specify. if you don't specify any, it uses the default π°οΈ--discardstateβ tosses the saved state (if there is one) and reverts to the last snapshot (if there is one too) ποΈ--settingspw <pw>β the settings password π--settingspwfile <file>β a file that holds the settings password π--securelabelβ shows a secure VM label at the top of the screen π‘οΈ--seclabelfntβ the TrueType (.ttf) font file for the secure session label π€--seclabelsizβ font point size for the secure label. default is12π--seclabelofsβ font offset within the secure label. default is0βοΈ--seclabelfgcol <rgb>β the secure label text colour, as a 6 digit hex RGB value, likeFFFF00π--seclabelbgcol <rgb>β the secure label background colour, as a 6 digit hex RGB value, likeFF0000β€οΈ--[no]rawr0β enable or disable raw ring 3 π§ͺ--[no]rawr3β enable or disable raw ring 0 π§ͺ--[no]patmβ enable or disable PATM π--[no]csamβ enable or disable CSAM π--[no]hwvirtexβ permit or deny using VT-x/AMD-V βοΈ
π¦ Key bindings π¦
ok so these are the combos you press while the VM is running. the <hostkey> is your host key, and you hit it plus one of these letters:
<hostkey> + fβ switch to full screen, or restore your previous view πΌοΈ<hostkey> + hβ press the ACPI power button π<hostkey> + nβ take a snapshot and keep going, no pause πΈ<hostkey> + pβ pause or resume execution β―οΈ<hostkey> + qβ power off π<hostkey> + rβ VM reset π<hostkey> + sβ save the state and power off πΎ<del>β sends<ctrl><alt><del>to the guest π»<F1>...<F12>β sends<ctrl><alt><Fx>, whereFxis whichever F key you pressed πΉ
Okay that's the whole page, bestie! π«Ά You're looking at VBoxSDL from April 2024, manual page VBOXSDL(1) π now go slay your VMs π π₯
π¦ where this page comes from
- ubuntu noble: virtualbox 7.0.16-dfsg-2
- ubuntu noble: virtualbox 7.0.16-dfsg-2ubuntu1.3
- ubuntu questing: virtualbox 7.2.2-dfsg-2
- ubuntu questing: virtualbox 7.2.2-dfsg-2ubuntu0.1
- ubuntu resolute: virtualbox 7.2.6-dfsg-4
- ubuntu stonking: virtualbox 7.2.20-dfsg-2
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