After kernel update, anything i should do for my arch system in vbox

Hi all:
I've installed arch as a vbox guest system. The host system is windows 7.
After Archlinux kernel updates, do i need to re-install the guest add-on modules ?
or is there anything necessary after each kernel update ?
Best Regards,

Thanks for the reply.
I've already installed the virtualbox-archlinux-additions.
So after the kernel update there's nothing i need to do ?

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Thank you for the feedback.
ngoonee wrote:Of course, if you're using nvidia-beta or some other AUR nvidia driver, you need to reinstall it.
Running the risk of asking what might be obvious to some, why?
The driver speaks to the kernel. When the kernel updates, the language used might have changed in various ways. Since nvidia is closed-source, its not always obvious whether what has changed affects it. The same applies to xorg-server, when it updates you should recompile your nvidia driver. Its SOMETIMES not needed, but when it is, would you rather be solving it from the tty?
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ngoonee wrote:That's what the wiki is referring to. Even if the kernel major version has not updated (for example 2.6.35.5 to 2.6.35.6 is only a minor version bump) the driver may need to be recompiled. Safer to just do it everytime and restart the machine.
Now I'm confused. Are you saying that the safest approach is to recompile and (re)install the nvidia module after each kernel update? And does this only apply to modules from beta & AUR, or [extra] as well? And shouldn't all this issue of recompiling modules also apply to every other module installed in the system?
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Thanks! But actually rebuilding the kernel did not fix anything (for me) - at least not rebuilding kernel26-2.6.27.10-1 or kernel26-2.6.27.9-1. Sound only works after a downgrade to kernel26-2.6.27.8-1 (or below I suppose).
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