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    • 28 Sep 2009

      Building VirtualBox OSE from SVN on OS X

      Written by Tim Bielawa

      Today abutcher and I found every way to fail to build VirtualBox OSE from source on OS X. We followed the build instructions on their web site but had some problems. I’ll post a more detailed writeup of what happened and what you need to do to build it later. Until then, here’s a link to download the most recent checkout from svn, built for OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard). And here’s the SHA256:

      dd55dbaabb23e19c16fb78d5b8f41d68bd19a6ad2ef810818b5d7d480da26393

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    2 Comment on “Building VirtualBox OSE from SVN on OS X”

    • Dom

      13 Nov 2009 09:11 am

      Hi,

      I had some problems compiling VB OSE on Snow Leopard and so would be very interested in seeing your writeup. Any idea when it might be completed?

      http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=24391

    • tbielawa

      14 Nov 2009 01:11 am

      I got hung up on the libcrypto when I attempted to recompile OSE recently as well. I haven’t got past that part yet. I’ll make an announcement if I can solve that problem.

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