Virtualbox OSE crashes Arch

Hi,
after the update yesterday Arch simply reboots when I start a virtual machine. I tried 3 VM's, makes no difference. When I start them, the screen instantly becomes black and the computer reboots.
Where do I start searching for the error?
Alex

I had the same issue. I did remember to rebuild the modules, but I didn't think to reload them.
Updating the rebuild script to also reload them might be a nice addition.

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