- AMD-V, VT-x: stability fixes - Shared Folders: fixed host crash (Solaris host only, bugs #1336, #1646) - Shared Folders: fixed BSOD when debugging with Visual Studio (bug #1627) - Shared Folders: fixed BSOD when compiling on a shared folder (bug #1683) - Shared Folders: several fixes/stability improvements - SATA: fixed a race that could cause an occasional Windows guest system hang - SATA: fixed spurious BIOS log messages - Networking: fixed NIC tracing with NAT interfaces (bug #1790) - USB: fixed crash under certain conditions when unplugging a USB device (bug #1295) - Settings: fixed bug when converting 1.5.x settings - RDP: fixed enabling the RDP server during runtime - RDP: properly detect the rdesktop 1.6.0 RDP client - RDP: fixed RDP crash (bug #1521) - RDP: updated modified rdesktop client to version 1.6.0 - GUI: NLS improvements - BIOS: added SMBIOS header to make Solaris and Vista recognize the DMI data - ACPI: properly hide a disabled floppy controller - VMM: small fixes to protected mode without paging - VMDK: fixed handling of .vmdk images without UUIDs - Windows hosts: fixed driver parameter validation issue in VBoxDrv.sys that could allow an attacker on the host to crash the system - Windows hosts: installer now contains web service examples mentioned in the manual - Linux hosts: properly deregister the Linux kernel module before uninstalling a Linux deb/rpm package - Linux hosts: kernel module works now with Linux 2.6.27 - Linux hosts: fixed a typo in the vboxnet setup script for host network interfaces (bug #1714) - Linux hosts: fixed usage of tar in installer (bug #1767) - Linux hosts: fixed long guest shutdown time when serial port is enabled - Solaris hosts: refuse to install in Sun xVM hypervisor dom0 - Solaris hosts: accept Solaris raw disks when for raw disk access - Windows additions: made installation of shared folders more robust - Windows additions: improved installation - Linux additions: accept every user-defined guest video mode in /etc/X11/xorg.conf - Linux additions: fixed startup order for recent Linux distributions (e.g. openSUSE 11)