[SOLVED] Virtualbox Display 3D Acceleration does not work
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probably this: Because 3D support is still experimental at this time, it is disabled by default and must be manually enabled in the VM settings
But I have no any idea if you missed this part or another part.
Distribution: SOLARIS/BSD-like, some Debian-like, some Arch-like, some GENTO-like, some RH-like, some slacky-like
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Originally Posted by pan64
probably this: Because 3D support is still experimental at this time, it is disabled by default and must be manually enabled in the VM settings
But I have no any idea if you missed this part or another part.
Now I see what you meant. I have (on the same host) others VM guests (Linux/UNIX-like) and 3D Acc works just fine.
Also I have another Arch with the same settings and 3D Acc works, I am not sure if GA was installed yet, most likely GA is not installed. Have to check next week.
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