Package Architecture Version Repository Size Last metadata expiration check: 1:02:02 ago on Thu 02:05:35 PM CDT. Removal is the same sudo dnf remove VirtualBox* # dnf install VirtualBox*

If you installed it from the rpmfusion repo then it is likely that the command sudo dnf reinstall VirtualBox* or maybe sudo dnf install VirtualBox* will reinstall everything needed.

I also removed it the same way (using dnf). I have always installed VirtualBox from the rpmfusion repo using dnf and it just works. If you removed things manually when they were installed as a package it can cause dnf to barf when it finds things that are not consistent. Did you remove things using the package manager (dnf) or manually? How did you remove the parts you did as deeper deletions.How did you install virtual box? From what repo? or was it compiled & installed manually?.I am currently using Fedora 36 with the Gnome desktop environment and Wayland. You can also see that in the top right hand corner of the image it says (null)(RPM) I’m not sure what that signifies either.Īny help regarding how to successfully get back to state where I can uninstall and reinstall VirtualBox would be appreciated. The reason I want to reinstall VirtualBox is because I have been unable to easily and quickly create a host-only network configuration in Gnome Boxes interface, which I need to do for some of the machines I want to create. VMM is now uninstalled, but Gnome Boxes is still installed (and working). I also previously had Virtual Machine Manager and GnomeBoxes installed.

I suspect the reason this is occurring is because of deeper deletions I tried to do of Oracle’s software while trying to remove VirtualBox from my system. ^ As you can see above, this is the error I am receiving while trying to uninstall and reinstall VM VirtualBox.

Oracle vm virtualbox server