One can build virtualbox kernel module package for the latest kernel using module assistant and virtualbox-ose-source package.
First, 'apt-get install virtualbox-ose-source', that would install module-assistant too if it's not allready installed.
Then, go to /usr/src, there will be virtualbox-ose.tar.bz2 file. Untar it, go to /usr/src/modules, and create symboilic link from virtualbox-ose to virtualbox:
ln -s virtualbox-ose virtualbox
Then use module assistant to build the kernel module package:
module-assistant build virtualbox
After that, in /usr/src you'll have a .deb package with the virtualbox kernel module for your installed kernel.
module-assistant install virualbox
and your package is installed.
Load the module:
modprobe vboxdrv
To check if the kernel module is loaded, use: lsmod | grep vbox. vboxdrv module should be listed.
Of course, then the next kernel update arrives this proces should be repeated.
One can build virtualbox kernel module package for the latest kernel using module assistant and virtualbox- ose-source package.
First, 'apt-get install virtualbox- ose-source' , that would install module-assistant too if it's not allready installed.
Then, go to /usr/src, there will be virtualbox- ose.tar. bz2 file. Untar it, go to /usr/src/modules, and create symboilic link from virtualbox-ose to virtualbox:
ln -s virtualbox-ose virtualbox
Then use module assistant to build the kernel module package:
module-assistant build virtualbox
After that, in /usr/src you'll have a .deb package with the virtualbox kernel module for your installed kernel.
module-assistant install virualbox
and your package is installed.
Load the module:
modprobe vboxdrv
To check if the kernel module is loaded, use: lsmod | grep vbox. vboxdrv module should be listed.
Of course, then the next kernel update arrives this proces should be repeated.