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Windows build instructions As VirtualBox is a cross platform project, we use a cross platform build system meaning that there won't be any Visual C++ project files that you can open and just build. Instead, you have to follow these steps but they aren't overly difficult. Prerequisites • Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8 or Windows 7. Older versions of Windows might work. • Visual Studio 2010 with service pack 1. Use --with-vc= to specify the path for configure.vbs.

• Windows Platform SDK v7.1 Use --with-sdk= to specify the path for configure.vbs. • Windows Driver Development Kit (WDK) v7.1. Use --with-ddk= to specify the path for configure.vbs. • MingW (32-bit Windows only): GCC 3.3.3: and Runtime: W32API: Binutils: Use --with-mingw32 and --with-w32api= to specify the path to configure.vbs.

You will need to install the following tools from the FreeBSD ports tree: lang/gcc [1]; lang/perl5.12; ftp/curl; devel/gmake; devel/patch. To compile run the command: $ gmake CC=gcc46 FC=gfortran46. Note that you need to build with GNU make and manually specify the compiler, otherwhise gcc 4.2 from the base system.

• MingW (64-bit Windows only). GCC 4.5.4: Use --with-mingw-w64= to specify the path for configure.vbs. • Qt v5.6.x or later Note! This has to be built with the Visual C++ compiler mentioned above. Use --with-qt5= to specify the path for configure.vbs. • SDL v1.2.7 or later development package (VC6): Use --with-libsdl= to specify the path for configure.vbs.

Use --disable-sdl as parameter for configure.vbs to disable the SDL frontend and to remove the dependency to SDL. • the libxml2 library. Sources and 32bit binaries can be downloaded from: Use --with-libxml2= to specify the path for configure.vbs.

• the zlib library. Grab the sources from: Actually the tarball includes zlib in the ' src libs' directory so downloading this library is only necessary if you need a more recent version. In that case look for SDK_VBOX_ZLIB_INCS and SDK_VBOX_ZLIB_LIBS in Config.kmk and override these entries in your LocalConfig.kmk accordingly. See for some notes about using LocalConfig.kmk to override the default build configuration). • the cURL library.

Grab the binaries from: (use the devel version without SSL support) Use --with-libcurl= to specify the path for configure.vbs. For building the 64-bit target you need to add --with-libcurl32= to specify the path to the 32-bit cURL development package as both cURL variants (32-bit and 64-bit) are required then. • OpenSSL 1.1.0. Grab the binaries from: Use --with-openssl= to specify the path for configure.vbs.

For building the 64-bit target you need to add --with-openssl32= to specify the path to the 32-bit OpenSSL development package as both OpenSSL variants (32-bit and 64-bit) are required then. • Python 2.7.x, needed to build Python API bindings, both webservice and COM. Also required to build the 3D support. Grab the binaries from: Use --with-python= to specify the path for configure.vbs. • code signing utilities (64-bit Windows only). Normally part of the WDK: certmgr.exe, makecert.exe, signtool.exe and so on.

Use VBOX_PATH_SIGN_TOOLS= path to signtool.exe in LocalConfig.kmk to set the path to signtool.exe tool. Use VBOX_INF2CAT= path to inf2cat.exe in LocalConfig.kmk to set the path to the inf2cat.exe tool. • Optional: NSIS 2.51, only needed if you want to build the Guest Additions including the installer.

Required plugins: NsSCM, AccessContro, NsProcess and nsisunz. Grab the sources or setup from: Use VBOX_PATH_NSIS= in LocalConfig.kmk to set the path to this package. • Optional: gSOAP 2.8.x, only needed if you want to build the webservice API server. Grab the sources from: Add VBOX_PATH_GSOAP= path to gsoap-VERSION gsoap and VBOX_GSOAP_INSTALLED=1 to your LocalConfig.kmk file (no autodetection from configure.vbs). Add VBOX_WITH_WEBSERVICES= to LocalConfig.kmk to disable building + packing the webservice API server.

• Optional: Java SE 6 JDK, only needed if you want to build Java API bindings, both webservice and COM. Grab the binaries from: • Optional: AutoIt v3 3.2.10, only needed if you want to package the Guest Additions. Grab the binaries from: Use VBOX_PATH_AUTOIT3= path to autoit3 in LocalConfig.kmk to set the path to this package. PATH should contain the Aut2Exe directory. • Optional: Driver Install Frameworks (DIFx) 2.1, only needed if you want to package the Guest Additions. See Use VBOX_PATH_DIFX= path to DIFx in LocalConfig.kmk to set the path to this package. • Optional: mkisofs.exe, only needed if you want to package the Guest Additions.

Grab the package from Use VBOX_MKISOFS= path to mkisofs.exe in LocalConfig.kmk to set the path to the mkisofs.exe binary. • Optional: zip.exe, only needed if you want to package the Validation Kit (disable with VBOX_WITH_VALIDATIONKIT= in LocalConfig.kmk). Grab the package from Use VBOX_ZIP= path to zip.exe in LocalConfig.kmk to set the path to the zip.exe binary. • Optional: WIX toolset 3.8.1128, only needed if you want to package VirtualBox. Grab the binaries from Use VBOX_WIX_PATH= path to WIX in LocalConfig.kmk to set the path to this package. • Optional: WiSumInf.vbs SDK script, only needed if you want to package VirtualBox. The required script is sdk-v7.1 Samples sysmgmt msi scripts WiSumInf.vbs (see SDK 7.1 prerequisite above) Use VBOX_PATH_WISUMINFO= path to WiSumInf.vbs in LocalConfig.kmk to set the path to this script.

Manual compilation of certain prerequisites If you don't find development packages of certain prerequisites it's also possible to manually compile them. For instance, there does not seem to be proper libcurl packages avaible for Windows which contain libcurl.lib, libcurl.dll' files and the 'include`' directory. To manually build the cURL devel package on Windows you have to • Take care that the compiler binary path is part of the PATH environment variable, usually the ' bin' directory of the installation directory. That directory has to contain cl.exe, link.exe, lib.exe, nmake.exe etc. Take care to specify the correct architecture path (amd64 or x86). • Set the INCLUDE environment variable to include the compilers ' atlmfc include' (ATL/MFC) and ' include' directories. • Set the LIB environment variable to include the compilers ' atlmfc lib' (ATL/MFC) and ' lib' directories.

Take care to specify the correct architecture path (amd64 or x86). • Set the LIBPATH environment variable to include the compilers ' atlmfc lib' (ATL/MFC) directory. Take care to specify the correct architecture path (amd64 or x86). • Set the PATH environment variable to include the (7.1) SDK ' bin' directory.

Take care to point to the correct architecture path (amd64 or x86). • Set the INCLUDE environment variable to include the (7.1) SDK ' include' directory. • Set the LIB environment variable to include the (7.1) SDK ' lib' directory.

Take care to specify the correct architecture path (amd64 or x86). After all these environment variables are set up, go to the ' curl-VERSION winbuild' directory and perform nmake /f Makefile.vc mode=dll VC=10 MACHINE=x64 or nmake /f Makefile.vc mode=dll VC=10 MACHINE=x86 The resulting package can be found in the ' builds libcurl-vc10-*-winssl' directory. The configure.vbs script expects that libcurl.lib and libcurl.dll are located next to the ' include' directory. It's a good idea to copy the ' libcurl-vc10-*-winssl' directory to another place. Then use the --with-libcurl= parameter to specify the path for configure.vbs. Building VirtualBox • Change to the root directory and execute our configure script to setup your build environment: cscript configure.vbs If the script finds all the tools necessary, it will output two files: AutoConfig.kmk containing information where to find the tools on your system and env.bat, a batch file to setup your environment for building VirtualBox.

You only have to execute this step once, unless something about your tools changes in which case you have to repeat the above step. Keep in mind that the script always overwrites the two generated files so you should not manually edit them.

The default target will be the same target as the host, that is, on a 32-bit host the environment will be set up to compile the 32-bit VirtualBox target ( x86) while on a 64-bit host the environment will be set up to compile the 64-bit VirtualBox target ( amd64). The default setting can be overridden by using the --target-arch= parameter. • Change to the root directory of the sources and enter our build shell environment: env.bat.

• To manually override any tool or change Config.kmk settings, create LocalConfig.kmk in the root directory of the sources and place the setting there. See for an incomplete list of possible settings. • To build a release package, type kmk. This produces the binaries in out win.x86 release bin (or out win.amd64 release bin on 64-bit hosts).

If you want to build a debug version, enter kmk KBUILD_TYPE=debug. • To create an.msi package, type `kmk packing'. This step will fail for a 64-bit ( amd64) target if the Guest Additions are part of the build process (which is the default, disable by adding VBOX_WITH_ADDITIONS= and VBOX_WITH_ADDITIONS_PACKING= to LocalConfig.kmk, see ). It will complain about a dependency to VBoxOGL* libraries in out win.x86 release bin additions. In that case, create the 32-bit Guest Additions by executing kmk VBOX_ONLY_ADDITIONS=1 KBUILD_TARGET_ARCH=x86 After that, type kmk packing again and it should succeed. Using Visual C++ 2010 Express If you don't have a Visual C++ license you can use.

However, you will not be able to build any frontend because the VirtualBox COM API - which all the other front ends program against - requires the Active Template Library (ATL) to build, and unfortunately the express edition doesn't include this (see ). When doing the first build step, you have to add --with-VC-Express-Edition to the argument list: cscript configure.vbs --with-VC-Express-Edition Excluding certain features from building Here is an incomplete list of settings which could be added to LocalConfig.kmk to prevent certain features from building / packing: VBOX_WITH_ADDITIONS= VBOX_WITH_ADDITIONS_PACKING= Don't build + package the VirtualBox Guest Additions. If only VBOX_WITH_ADDITIONS= is specified then the Guest Additions are not built but the VBoxGuestAdditions.iso file is expected to be present in the ' out win. Sc Rangwala Engineering Materials Pdf Free Download here. ARCH release bin additions' directory. VBOX_ONLY_ADDITIONS=1 Build the Guest Additions exclusively. VBOX_WITH_VALIDATIONKIT= Don't build + package the VirtualBox validation kit. The validation kit is not part of the final.msi package anyway. VBOX_WITH_WEBSERVICES= Don't build + package the webservices API server.

VBOX_WITHOUT_HARDENING=1 Disable Windows hardening. Useful for testing. Do not use this setting for production builds! Without hardening the binaries are not signed and VirtualBox.exe can be started straight away from the out.

Bin directory ( kmk packing + installation not required). Please note that it's still necessary to enablg to be able to start VMs as Windows refuses to load unsigned kernel drivers.

Only for 64 bit builds: setting up self signing Setting up test signing will allow to build signed binaries to make Windows happy. To use the test-signed binaries, the target machine has to run in test signing mode and the test certificate has to be installed on the target machine.

Part 1: creating and installing the test certificate • Launch an elevated command line shell (Vista and later). • makecert.exe -r -pe -ss my -n 'CN=MyTestCertificate' mytestcert.cer • certmgr.exe -add mytestcert.cer -s -r localMachine root • Start certmgr.exe and check that 'MyTestCertificate' is listed both under 'Personal' and 'Trusted Root Certification Authorities'.

If you have a self-signed certificate installed and upgrade to Windows 10 it might happen that the certificate is still listed under 'Trusted Root Certification Authorities' but not under 'Personal' anymore. In that case, remove the old certificate using certmgr. Art Of Prometheus Pdf File. msc and create a new certificate (see above) and install it. • Keep the mytestcert.cer file in a safe place. Part 2: configuring the system to run test signed code (Vista and later) • Launch an elevated command line shell (Vista and later). • Run Bcdedit.exe -set TESTSIGNING ON on an elevated cmd.exe prompt.

• certmgr.exe -add mytestcert.cer -s -r localMachine root • certmgr.exe -add mytestcert.cer -s -r localMachine trustedpublisher • Reboot. • Vista: 'Test Mode' will appear in all four corners of the desktop and 'Microsoft (R) Windows (R) (Build 6000)' will appear on the top. Windows 7: 'Test ModeWindows 7Build 7600' will appear in the lower right corner. Part 3: building VirtualBox with signing enabled • If you called the certificate something other than MyTestCertificate you'll have make the appropriate overrides in LocalConfig.kmk. See the Code Signing section of Config.kmk for what can be overridden. • Add VBOX_SIGNING_MODE=test to LocalConfig.kmk. • Build (incremental is sufficient).

Running VirtualBox VirtualBox requires devices drivers and COM classes to operate. Whenever these change, you will have to re-register them. In order to re-register the COM classes, execute comregister.cmd which can be found in the output directory ( out win.ARCH release bin). Note that for this to work, VBoxSVC.exe must not be running, so use the Windows task manager to verify this.

Usually VBoxSVC.exe terminates automatically after 5 seconds of inactivity (i.e. No client connection) but especially when developing, it might sometimes stay around.

In case the COM classes change (this usually happens when the file VirtualBox.xidl is updated) and you forget to re-register the classes, weird problems may appear. Before you can start any binary from the output directory you have to make sure that external libraries (for example libcurl.dll or libcrypto.dll) are located in a directory which is accessible by the PATH variable or by copying these libraries to the output directory. In order to (re-)install the VirtualBox kernel drivers ( drivers have to be signed), issue the following: loadall.cmd Starting VirtualBox is accomplished by invoking one of its frontends, such as VirtualBox.exe or VBoxHeadless.exe Frequently Asked Questions I specified a prerequisite with --with-xyz=PATH but configure.vbs is unable to find it. Look at the configure.log file. The directory layout might be unexpected.

For example the OpenSSL package should contain two directories, the ' lib' directory which contains libssl.lib and libcrypto.lib and the ' include' directory. Build stops immediately with ***You need to enable code signing for a hardened windows build to work. The message is clear: Code signing must work as Windows will only work with properly signed drivers.

If is not properly set up then a temporary workaround for testing is to add VBOX_WITHOUT_HARDENING=1 to your LocalConfig.kmk. Never use this setting for production environments! Enabling code signing is still required to start VMs, see. Typing kmk raises a message box The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000022).

Click OK to close the application. Error code 0xc0000022 means STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED. Most likely the kmk.exe binary or a DLL (e.g. KBuild bin win.x86 msvcr100.dll or kBuild bin win.amd64 msvcr100.dll) have the execute bit unset. This happens if the.tar.bz2 archive is unpacked using Cygwin binaries. Solution: Set the execute bit on all.exe and.dll files in the source tree. Of course the same applies to all.exe and.dll files in the prerequisites directories!

How can I create the VirtualBox.exe package similar to the one available on the official download page? This is controlled by adding VBOX_WITH_COMBINED_PACKAGE=1.

Such a package combines two.msi packages: The 32-bit version and the 64-bit version.

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