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Configure RA2: Options – Network, select the same MAC address in the drop down menu as you took in note the first time.

A MAC address looks like this: 00-1A-B4-A2-01-D1 (keep this for later) Find the network card you set up for IPX and note its MAC address. Type â€˜ipconfig /allâ€™ and the information of all network cards should scroll by.

Find your MAC address: Start – Run – type â€˜CMDâ€™ – Command prompt appears.

Change number to a unique network value on both computers.

Under frame type, select 802.3, or experiment with 802.2 or ether II. Now select properties of this new protocol.How to: start – settings – Network and dial up connections – right_click on the network device – properties.Ī new window will show up with a list of services and protocols. (anything from a crossover to a router to a switch to wireless everything will work) Install IPX protocol, on the nextwork device that will allow networking.It’s even more fun to play it against a human opponent. Applications that have high requirements on the GPU (drawing, 3D, games, video) are expected to not work as good as on the real hardware, if they work at all.Red Alert 2 is fun. The virtual GPU itself is from around 1995-2000 in terms of capabilities. They use after all a virtual graphics card, not your host's real graphics card. Virtual machines will never be as powerful as the host, especially on the video side. Keep in mind that programs like these tend to push the physical hardware to their limit hence the strict requirements for the graphics card (GPU) specifications.

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Save only the first "VBox.log", ZIP it and attach it to your response.With the VM completely shut down (not paused or saved), right-click on the VM in the VirtualBox Manager and select "Show Log".Start the VM from cold-boot (not from a paused or saved state) / Observe or recreate the problem / Shutdown the VM (force close it if you have to).We need to see a complete VBox.log, from a complete VM run, where the problem occurs: Moving this to "Windows Guests" from "OSX Hosts", the problem that you're having is with your Guest.