Vagrant up didn't work (part. 2)

After changing my BIOS to enable virtualization, the 'vagrant up' command stops in another error: http://img818.imageshack.us/img818/1299/screenshotlv2.png What's next? Thanks in advance.

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VBoxManage modifyvm <VM name> --natdnshostresolver1 on did the trick for me.

You can get by running: VBoxManage list vms

Mirek Wróbel on

Since the Vm booted successfully, try 'vagrant ssh' now and do the 'postinstall.sh'

mutassem on
In the tutorial video the same message occurs. So it is not impeditive.
staticdev on
The first line of your screenshot goes true: "The guest additions of the VM don't match the installed version of the virtual box". Install the appropriate one.
dddf on
No, you don't need Chef installed, AFAIK.
kennethlove (Staff) on
Didn't work either. The same error with tons of others: http://img805.imageshack.us/img805/8686/screenshotlv3.png Shouldn't I have chef preinstalled in my machine to make 'vagrant up'? I didn't install it because the only requisites shown in the tutorial are vagrant and virtualbox.
staticdev on

To make everything work, I had to uninstall all apt-get install things and install the exact same virtualbox (virtualbox-4.2_4.2.4-81684~Ubuntu~precise_amd64) and the exact same vagrant version (vagrant_1.0.5_x86_64).

staticdev on