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Hi!

Tested it against a windows sbs 2011 test install that I had
prepared using the vbox 3.2.12 port. Harddisk images are
on ZFSv28, amd64, freebsd-9.0-current.

VBoxHeadless --startvm sbs11 --vnc --vncport 5911 --vncpass [...]

vbox 4 crashed with a segfault.

What can I do to debug it ?

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