Wrong dates in shared folder mounted in VirtualBox
Hi, As noted in boo#1220524 - Files in virtualbox shared folder (on the guest) show wrong timestamp, the dates are not passed from host to guest if the guest is TW. This problem began sometime in kernel 6.7.X. To try to debug this issue, I have generated a v6.7.7-1-default kernel locally. The standard openSUSE configuration was used with one change. As I do not have access to the .pem file specified in the standard configuration, I changed to the kernel source signing key with 'CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY="certs/signing_key.pem"'. All other configuration variables are unchanged. The kernel generated in this manner works correctly; however, what should be the equivalent installed with zypper from the TW repos fails!!! The local kernel was generated with gcc-13.2.1 20240206. I will be happy to provide further information that will help fix this bug. Larry
Hi, On 06. 03. 24, 20:23, Larry Finger wrote:
As noted in boo#1220524 - Files in virtualbox shared folder (on the guest) show wrong timestamp, the dates are not passed from host to guest if the guest is TW. This problem began sometime in kernel 6.7.X.
To try to debug this issue, I have generated a v6.7.7-1-default kernel locally.
Could you provide exact steps you did?
The standard openSUSE configuration was used with one change. As I do not have access to the .pem file specified in the standard configuration, I changed to the kernel source signing key with 'CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_KEY="certs/signing_key.pem"'. All other configuration variables are unchanged. The kernel generated in this manner works correctly; however, what should be the equivalent installed with zypper from the TW repos fails!!! The local kernel was generated with gcc-13.2.1 20240206.
I will be happy to provide further information that will help fix this bug.
Hmm, perhaps then... was vbox KMP properly rebuilt in Tumbleweed? It sounds likely binary incompatibility between kernel and the KMP. If you rebuild the KMP locally against Tumbleweed's kernel, does that fail too? thanks, -- js suse labs
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