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VirtualBox 6.1.22 (released April 29 2021)
https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Changelog-6.1#v22

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

VMM: Improved performance of 64-bit Windows and Solaris guests when Hyper-V is used on recent Windows 10 hosts
VMM: Fixed frequent crashes of 64-bit Windows Vista and Server 2003 guests when Hyper-V is used
GUI: Fixed regression where user was not able to save unset default shortcuts (bug #20305)
Storage: Fixed regression in LsiLogic SAS controller emulation caused VM crash (bug #20323)
Linux Guest Additions: Fixed issue when it was not possible to run executables from mounted share (bug #20320)

I had problem on one of my computers to install virtualbox 6.1.22

But i whish for the whole researcher of the cern to compute with an i9
In look to pentium that cost 600€ for one core
You find an i9 with 10 core for 1900€
This mean that one core cost 600€ for a pentium and 10 core for the i9 cost 190€ for each core (1900€ the computer)
This is the reason why a good computer is usually more perform with an increased number of core and cheaper as a pentium in look tot he competitivity of i9 to pentium
the latest microprocessor have an increased speed in computing
This is the reason why an i9 could be the computer of everybody if everybody could pay a car
For the researcher such computer in their flat of Geneva that work for the cern could be interestingand more interesting as buro computer

This is also valid for the whole boincer