The information can be displayed within the help text for 'gnome-boxes' and through a notification, after creating a box of Windows OS. This ticket interferes with 15189 (crackling audio with Windows (10) guests on Linux hosts) but I will keep it open because this ticket has the extra information that this problem apparently started recently with VBox 5.1.12 (5.1.

Fixed issue where route information was not showing in map tool tips. Ticket followers have them in their inbox. In short, it increases overall throughput for VMs by offloading virtual network processing to the physical adapter. Perhaps it can be packaged as gnome-guest-tools for gnome-boxes, as 'tested software.' Fixed routes created in BaseCamp not displaying lane assist and junction views on. RESOLUTION Theres this little thing called Virtual Machine Queues. In my case boxes using Windows XP and 7, I work better 'spice guest tools' ( ) for Windows guest driver on KVM ( ). If a search is performed with google, you can find information, but it is best to recommend a link or availability, and if it can be downloaded from the same page of gnome or gnome-boxes. I think prudent present the user that there is something similar to use GNOME-Boxes, which greatly improves the use of a virtual machine with Windows OS. When running a Windows XP SP3 guest on a Linux host (with sound configured for ALSA on the host side and AC97 on the guest side), I get very long delays in games (1 to 3 seconds ) between the moment the sound is triggered and the moment it. uname -a Linux nehalem 4.9.2 1 SMP Wed Jan 11 15:36: x8664 GNU/Linux. This is for a Windows XP (SP2) guest running on Debian Linux host.

This means the virtualization for the HD audio device is faulty.

That same majority has used 'VirtualBox' for the same function, and knows 'VirtualBox guest addition' and as improving the use of native Windows virtual machine under Linux. I discovered a new bug in VirtualBox v5.1 that did not happen in v5.0 and older versions. The driver installation of the RealTek Intel HD Audio driver fails in Windows XP guest.Most ordinary users virtualize 'Windows OS' to use software available only to that platform.Submitted by Bastián to original bug (#754296) Description

Windows xp virtual box sound has delay