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On 02/13/2009 04:27 PM, Derek Broughton wrote:
> Bart Silverstrim wrote:
>
>> Running Ubuntu 8.10, latest upgrades, and virtualbox, latest version
>> installed from .deb at the virtualbox.org site.
>>
>> Has anyone run Ubuntu as a guest on an Ubuntu host and seen a
>> "stuttering key" effect, where typing something like "http://"; will
>> start resulting on the VM with "httttttttttttttttttttttttttttttp://" or
>> worse? Any fix for that?
>
> Even better, I'm running Ubuntu as a guest on Windows Vista Home, and seeing
> the same problem. This wouldn't be my ideal choice of environments, but I
> haven't been able to get Ubuntu to install on this new laptop (either 8.4 -
> which is definitely a good CD - or 8.10 - which might not be a clean burn:
> I can't actually even run the CD test at boot time). otoh, I occasionally
> have to run Oracle, which is a phenomenal hog that can kill my stall my
> whole laptop, since I was already running Ubuntu as a vm client, it seemed
> like a pretty simple step to run Oracle in its own vm. Works very nicely,
> and I would never have thought of it running Ubuntu natively. When I _do_
> finally get Ubuntu installed and booting, I'll just move the Oracle vm over
> there.
>
>
>
I don't suppose it is related, but I experience the same problem when I
connect up an old WUSB11 wireless device to any of my systems -
regardless of whether or not the keyboard is PS2 or USB. I've not
bothered to troubleshoot it as the device will on do WEP, but it sure
sounds the same & drives me crazy.
@Dotan: do you have a ref url for the bug?
@Bart: do you have any USB ports/devices enabled?
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