Comment # 13 on bug 1231341 from Daniel Pecka

Hi Takashi-San ..

I don't quite understand to needinfo here ... these packages are available

# zypper -vv se -t package -r virtualization -r kernel -r kernel-kmp -sx
virtualbox kernel-default virtualbox-kmp-default
Verbosity: 3
Non-option program arguments: 'virtualbox' 'kernel-default'
'virtualbox-kmp-default' 
Initializing Target
Loading repository data...
Reading installed packages...

S  | Name                   | Type    | Version                                
 | Arch   | Repository
---+------------------------+---------+------------------------------------------+--------+---------------
vl | kernel-default         | package | 6.11.6-lp155.4.1.g8545f24              
 | x86_64 | kernel
v  | virtualbox             | package | 7.1.4-Virt.150600.1.1                  
 | x86_64 | virtualization
i+ | virtualbox             | package | 7.0.20-lp155.2.31                      
 | x86_64 | kernel-kmp
vl | virtualbox-kmp-default | package |
7.1.4_k6.11.6_lp155.4.g8545f24-lp155.2.6 | x86_64 | kernel-kmp
vl | virtualbox-kmp-default | package | 7.1.4_k6.4.0_150600.21-Virt.150600.1.1 
 | x86_64 | virtualization

it will probably work but I cannot test it since my only computer is my real
workstation that I use every day ... But obviously kernel-kmp contains a
virtualbox-kmp-default-7.1.4_k6.11.6_lp155.4.g8545f24-lp155.2.6 and
virtualization repo contains virtualbox-7.1.4-Virt.150600.1.1 .. These are
different builds so there is a big chance that it will not work despite both
packages are build on the top of vbox 7.1.4 ..

Point here is that need a solution for people, not a hack for me .. Solution
would be that that kernel and kernel-kmp repositiories will contain full set of
working virtualbox packages ..

thanks and regards, ~dan