VBoxService
x86 virtualization solution
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Usage:
VBoxService
[-f|--foreground]
[-v|--verbose]
[-l|--logfile <file>]
[-i|--interval <seconds>]
[--disable-<service>]
[--enable-<service>]
[--only-<service>]
[-h|-?|--help]
[--control-interval <ms>]
[--control-procs-max-kept
<x>]
[--control-procs-mem-std[in|out|err]
<KB>] [--timesync-interval
<ms>] [--timesync-min-adjust
<ms>]
[--timesync-latency-factor
<x>] [--timesync-max-latency
<ms>]
[--timesync-set-threshold
<ms>] [--timesync-set-start]
[--timesync-set-on-restore
0|1] [--vminfo-interval <ms>]
options
-i
| --interval
The default interval.
-f |
--foreground
Don’t daemonize the
program. For debugging.
-l |
--logfile <file>
Enables logging to a file.
-v |
--verbose
Increment the verbosity level.
For debugging.
-V |
--version
Show version information.
-h | -? |
--help
Show this message and exit with
status 1.
Service-specific
options:
--enable-control
Enables the control service.
(default)
--disable-control
Disables the control
service.
--only-control
Only enables the control
service.
--control-interval
Specifies the interval at which
to check for new control commands. The default is 1000
ms.
--control-procs-max-kept
Specifies how many started
guest processes are kept into memory to work with. Default
is 256.
--enable-timesync
Enables the timesync service.
(default)
--disable-timesync
Disables the timesync
service.
--only-timesync
Only enables the timesync
service.
--timesync-interval
Specifies the interval at which
to synchronize the time with the host. The default is 10000
ms.
--timesync-min-adjust
The minimum absolute drift
value measured in milliseconds to make adjustments for. The
default is 1000 ms on OS/2 and 100 ms elsewhere.
--timesync-latency-factor
The factor to multiply the time
query latency with to calculate the dynamic minimum adjust
time. The default is 8 times.
--timesync-max-latency
The max host timer query
latency to accept. The default is 250 ms.
--timesync-set-threshold
The absolute drift threshold,
given as milliseconds, where to start setting the time
instead of trying to adjust it. The default is 20 min.
--timesync-set-start
Set the time when starting the
time sync service.
--timesync-set-on-restore
0|1
Immediately set the time when
the VM was restored. 1 = set (default), 0 = don’t
set.
--enable-vminfo
Enables the vminfo service.
(default)
--disable-vminfo
Disables the vminfo
service.
--only-vminfo
Only enables the vminfo
service.
--vminfo-interval
Specifies the interval at which
to retrieve the VM information. The default is 10000 ms.
--enable-cpuhotplug
Enables the cpuhotplug service.
(default)
--disable-cpuhotplug
Disables the cpuhotplug
service.
--only-cpuhotplug
Only enables the cpuhotplug
service.
--enable-memballoon
Enables the memballoon service.
(default)
--disable-memballoon
Disables the memballoon
service.
--only-memballoon
Only enables the memballoon
service.
--enable-vmstats
Enables the vmstats service.
(default)
--disable-vmstats
Disables the vmstats
service.
--only-vmstats
Only enables the vmstats
service.
--enable-automount
Enables the automount service.
(default)
--disable-automount
Disables the automount
service.
--only-automount
Only enables the automount
service.
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