Because I just changed to the archlinux system, I reported an error when installing the VirtualBox. As shown below:
But how to solve it?I read a lot of information, most of which are Ubuntu, not archlinux
But the principles are almost the same, and I have studied them through it. Step 1 :
I checked the VBox related (service) commands currently installed on my system
Generally, I can’t see anything. I see the error report of VirtualBox. I checked the data, step 2 :
Therefore, this command exists and can’t be used. The error message refers to the kernel and so on Step 3 :
After reading the articles written by Ubuntu users, it roughly means to update the system’s hear file so that the VirtualBox can be used
According to the research, I found that archlinux also uses the Linux headers package. Found after installation:
Problem solving: the original command reloads the VirtualBox successfully
Attached, when looking for a solution to the problem, I saw a Portuguese friend say a little secret
Share with you: recompile the kernel module predecessor/etc/init.d/vboxdrv, which was later set to/SBIN/rcvboxdrv.
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