</code>
Setup VirtualBox USB Support:
USB is disabled by default, so you'll probably want to enable it. Otherwise you'll get an error when you go i... you are logged in to the vboxusers group.
If the above doesnt work try rebooting, if that doesnt enable usb you can try this:
Grab the vboxusers group id:
<code>
grep vbox /etc/group
vboxusers:x:124:ionstorm
</code>
Edit the fstab with the group id # in bold:
<code>
sudo gedit /e
that we’ve got vditool, we need to make it executable. Right click on the file, open its properties and set the “Executable” permission option. In Gnome, go into the Permi... .
* Notes for AMD64 users. The vditool executable above only works on 32 bit systems. If you have a 64