You may have to restart your computer for it to capture the new entrant. Your work is just to makes sure the main app is not in use on the computer and simply double-click it for installation. It is a simple and portable software which operate as a Vbox-ext pack executable file. This is an extension package for VirtualBox application. It uses the same system files only that you include more of them to accommodate the new functionality. Special thanks to and on the MacAdmins Slack for helping understand what’s going on.Normally when an update utility fails to capture new functions then the best option for a developer is to design an extension. Successfully installed 'Oracle VM VirtualBox Extension Pack'. Once you’ve accepted, you will then see the hash: License accepted. It will display the whole license, and then prompt you to accept the terms: Do you agree to these license terms and conditions (y/n)? y The license hash is something you can find by manually running a command like this (with the actual extension pack in your Downloads folder, of course): sudo /usr/local/bin/VBoxManage extpack install -replace ~/Downloads/Oracle_VM_VirtualBox_Extension_Pack-6.1.14.vbox-extpack.

The fixĪccording to (the maintainer of that AutoPkg recipe), the license hash doesn’t change very often, but it did change, and made a pull request (now merged in) on that recipe repo to put in the new license hash, so you may have to run a autopkg repo-update jessepeterson-recipes and then possibly re-create the recipe override or manually add the license part of the override. If you’ve been running the VirtualBo圎 AutoPkg recipe, and you’ve noticed the VirtualBox Extension Pack postinstall script in Munki hanging indefinitely (30 minutes and beyond), it’s because the license hash has changed.

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