You can also uninstall and re-install and the button will appear. The VirtualBox Linux kernel driver (vboxdrv) is either not loaded or there is a permission problem with / dev / vboxdrv. Note: If the “Allow” button is not showing up, give it about 30 minutes.
After this, I rebooted and no longer seeing this issue. As written in the error message itself, there is a package in Linux called DKMS wich keep track of the Linux kernel changes. I solved this issue by finally allowing Oracle to load software under System Preferences -> Security & Privacy and then by clicking “Allow” in the bottom right. I tried to start it and hit the following error. (I also updated the preference above the "Allow." button to Allow apps downloaded from: to "App store and identified developers")Īfter all of this I rebooted and I no longer see this -1908 error when running a VM.Īgain, I'm on a Mac, running Big Sur 11.2.1.Something is wrong with my VirtualBox. Then a dialog box with checkbox options might come up, search for Oracle and check the box next to it. (I'm on a Mac with this solution) I tried the first few answers on this board (so you might need those as well first), but then finally I Allowed Oracle to "load software" under System Preferences -> Security & Privacy -> in the bottom right, click "Allow." You have your terminal opened? Enter, it will add Oracle in the authorisation list to access the kernel. Now that you're on the Recovery Mode, click on Utilities (top bar) and Terminal. You have to restart your system and press Command (⌘) + R during the loading. I have a solution that works for MacOS users: It would be nice if everytime I got a kernel update these two commands would automatically run afterwards. The instructions that it gives do not work for me but these two commands work everytime. I have this issue everytime I get a Linux kernel update in Ubuntu.
where: suplibOsInit what: 3 VERRVMDRIVERNOTINSTALLED (-1908) - The support driver is not installed. Thought I'd give my 2 cents for those who use MACs sudo /Library/Application\ Support/VirtualBox/LaunchDaemons/VirtualBoxStartup.sh restart Kernel driver not installed (rc-1908) Make sure the kernel module has been loaded successfully.
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