A new version of VirtualBox has been released with various bug fixes.

VirtualBox is a general-purpose full virtualizer for x86 hardware, targeted at server, desktop and embedded use.

New in 6.1.30:

This is a maintenance release. The following items were fixed and/or added:

• VMM: Fixed 6.1.28 regression preventing VMs starting when using Hyper-V mode on Windows 10
• GUI: Fixed inability to complete First Run wizard after browsing for an external image
• GUI: Fixed crash on macOS Big Sur while browsing for an external image from First Run wizard
• GUI: Fixed bug on Windows with inability to save taken screenshot under a folder with native name (bug #15561)
• GUI: Fixed bug on X11 with drag and drop initiated on single mouse click in VM storage settings
• GUI: Fixed settings check on machines not supporting hardware virtualization
• GUI: Non critical media related errors should not cause modal pop-up error messages
• Host-only networking: Fixed crash parsing /etc/vbox/networks.conf
• DVD: Fixed drive lock handling across VM reset
• VBoxHeadless: Fixed crash when running on macOS Monterey (bug #20636)
• VBoxManage: Fixed incorrect help text for "hostonlyif"
• vboximg-mount: Error message if no image is specified
• macOS host: fix multiple bugs specific to macOS Monterey in installer and startup of kernel extensions
• macOS host: show message indicating the unsupported CPU on M1 based Macs and abort installation
• Linux host: For all distribution specific packages (deb/rpm format) fix the packaging so that the feature for unattended installation of guest OSes works
• Linux host and guest: Introduced initial support for kernel 5.16
• Shared Clipboard: Improved communication between guest and host when guest has no clipboard data to report
• Linux Guest Additions: Allow running only one VBoxDRMClient instance (bug #19373)
  

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