![]() I hope that helps granada29 Volunteer Posts: 542 Joined: 3. The kernel drivers (kext) that VirtualBox uses are not being loaded automatically after a system boot. Enter out/darwin.x86/release/dist/VirtualBox.app/Contents/MacOS/. ![]() Execute and make sure the modules loads successfully. These can be found in out/darwin.x86/release/dist along with a small script ( loadall.sh) to load them. The devs are aware of this, have apologised for missing it in their testing and have said a fix is on the way. Running VirtualBox Load all the kernel extension modules. There is a crash when trying to start a "headless" VM. ![]() There are known problems with VirtualBox on macos Monterey:ฤก. ![]() What you are saying is not quite true If you read the popup carefully, it is saying the VirtualBox is trying to install extensions that *may* not be supported in the future. So far the solution is to downgrade to Big Sur which is a very anoying task. I don't think they would revert and allow VirtuaBox in the future. So I think that Apple decided that VirtualBox is not a trustable application and locked it. When I upgrade to Monterey from Big Sur Intel at the end of the process i got a popup window message from Apple telling that VirtualBox won't run on that update.
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