In this particular walkthrough, we’ll be converting a MacOS Mojave installer application into an ISO file. Devices: Added virtual TPM 1.2 and 2.This tutorial will walk through the steps to create an ISO file of a MacOS installer.Devices: Added virtual IOMMU devices (Intel and AMD variant).Devices: Implemented new 3D support based on DirectX 11 (and DXVK on non Windows hosts).Linux Guest Additions: Reworked guest screen re-size functionality, added basic integration with some of guest Desktop Environments.This is unsupported work in progress, and is known to have very modest performance. macOS host: Providing a Developer Preview package for systems with an Apple silicon CPU.At the moment the implementation lacks "Internal Networking" functionality. VirtualBox relies fully on the hypervisor and vmnet frameworks provided by Apple now. macOS host: Dropped all kernel extensions.Windows hosts: Added experimental support of running autostarted VMs in session 0, to allow running VMS even when a usser is not being logged in (disabled by default, please consult the manual).VBoxManage: Added Guest Control "waitrunlevel" sub-command to make it possible to wait for a guest to reach a certain run level.Guest Control: Implemented ability to wait for and/or reboot the guest when updating Guest Additions via VBoxManage.Guest Control: Implemented initial support for automatic updating of Guest Additions for Linux guests.This is the default for newly created VMs. When the "default" driver is selected, the best audio backend option for a platform will be used. Audio: Added "default" host driver type to make it possible to move VMs (appliances) between different platforms without the need of changing the audio driver explicitly.Audio recording: Now using Vorbis as the default audio format for WebM containers.Linux and macOS use native engine while for Windows host it is separately implemented. GUI: Improved theme support on all platforms.GUI: Adding new notification center unifying most of running progresses and error reporting around the GUI.GUI: Added a new help viewer widget which enables the user manual to be navigated and searched.GUI: Reworked the new vm wizard to integrate the unattended guest OS installation and to have a more streamlined work flow.GUI: Added a new utility similar to "top" or "resource monitor" which lists peformance statistics (CPU usage, RAM usage, disk I/O rate, etc.) of running guests.OCI: Cloud networks can now be configured via Network Manager tool same way as it is done for Host-only and NAT networks.OCI: Cloud virtual machines can be added to Virtual Machine Manager and controlled as local VMs.Virtual machines can be fully encrypted now, including the VM config logs and saved states (CLI only for now).The following major new features were added: VirtualBox 7.0.0 (released October 10 2022) GUI: Fixed a glitch in the log viewer which was causing wrong log file to be saved (bug #21156).Windows hosts: GUI: Fixed missing Qt libraries for vista style and sql driver (bug #21155).Linux Guest Additions: Fixed issue when VBoxClient seamless service caused a crash of some X11 applications (bug #21132).Linux Guest Additions: Introduced initial support for kernel 6.1.Windows host: Shared Clipboard: Fixed issue when only 4Kb of host clipboard buffer was accessible to guest (bug #21149).macOS hosts: Fixed VM crash when the guest tries to access a microphone or webcam.
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