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Opened 9 years ago

Closed 6 years ago

#13914 closed defect (obsolete)

Problems with tunnel stability

Reported by: Conny Owned by:
Component: USB Version: VirtualBox 4.3.20
Keywords: Cc: laptopcss@…
Guest type: Linux Host type: all

Description (last modified by Valery Ushakov)

Hallo, well I have an common USB device, which is plugged to USB0. This device has WLAN function using 802.15.4 and receives IP messages from another battery powered device. The application I use is blip from TinyOS 2.1.1. Here I use the IP-tunneling with IPv6 addresses.

The file serial_tun.conf has the following content:

#Before you run the adaptation layer and router, you must
#configure the address your router will advertise to the subnet, and
#which network interface to proxy neighbor advertisements on.

# set the debug level of the output
log INFO

#set the address of the router's 802.15.4 interface. The interface
# ID must be a 16-bit short identifier
addr fec0::64

#the router can proxy neighbor IPv6 neighbor discovery on another
# interface so that other machines on the subnet can discover hosts
# routing through this router. This specifies which interface to proxy
# the NDP on.
proxy lo #eth1

# which 802.15.4 channel to operate on. Valid choices are 11-26.
channel 23

In my VM I activate IP-tunnel over eth1. For five minutes I am able to read incoming devices and to ping the battery powered device. Suddenly, the tunnel breaks down but seams on the other hand to be there still but unable to receive anything or to be used for pinging the battery powered device. When I restart the tunnel again, everything works fine for the next 5 minutes. The application I mentioned is blip from TinyOS 2.1.1. It run before on old VM installations fine. We did not change anything at the configuration:

Host type: MAC Mavericks/ Yosemite, Windows 7/8.1, Ubuntu Guest system in VM: Ubuntu 11.04 - natty ltest VM working was 4.3.12. Also not successfull under 4.3.16

Thus, we think there might be something cased by the new version of Guest Additions.

Thanks for help, Conny

Attachments (1)

2012-11-06-VM.vbox (16.9 KB ) - added by Conny 9 years ago.

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Change History (5)

comment:1 by Valery Ushakov, 9 years ago

Do you pass-through your USB gadget to the guest?

Can you attach your VM .vbox file, please.

comment:2 by Valery Ushakov, 9 years ago

Description: modified (diff)

by Conny, 9 years ago

Attachment: 2012-11-06-VM.vbox added

in reply to:  1 comment:3 by Conny, 9 years ago

Replying to vushakov:

Do you pass-through your USB gadget to the guest?

Can you attach your VM .vbox file, please.

I would answer your question with a yes. Attached the file. hope it works. Or do you need the .ova from my VM?

comment:4 by aeichner, 6 years ago

Resolution: obsolete
Status: newclosed

If this is still an issue you might try the latest 5.2 or 5.1 testbuild from the Testbuilds page, we identified and fixed an issue in the OHCI and EHCI controller emulations which could explain your instability. For now I'm closing this as obsolete due to the last comment being from 3 years ago. Please reopen if still relevant after testing the most recent testbuild.

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