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		<title>How to: Make the USB Ports Working in VirtualBox using Kubuntu Hardy Heron</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Weather you&#8217;re running Windows XP or other Linux distro as a guest OS in VirtualBox on a Kubuntu Hardy Heron PC, you would still love to have the option to plug your favorite USB devices in right? Me too. After having Virtualbox installed in my PC couple of days ago, I ran through that problem [...]]]></description>
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