I would DEINSTALL virtualbox-bin and also virtualbox-modules and (if also installed) virtualbox-guest-additions again.
Then (you can boot before), DO NOT install
virtualbox.bin, neither with Rigo, nor in a console.
Instead, open a root console and only do install the
virtualbox-modules first with this:
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equo install virtualbox-modules#$(uname -r)
then you will see most of virtualbox will be installed.
Next step:
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equo install virtualbox-bin-4.2.16
This is the actual virtualbox version listed in repo. Virtualbox-guest-additions are installed automatically
And then (I just made a test for proove), the virtualbox parts matching your kernel, which are:
1. virtualbox-bin-4.2.16
2. virtualbox-modules-4.2.16#3.7.0-sabayon
3. virtualbox-guest-additions-4.2.16#3.7.0-sabayon
4. xf86-video-virtualbox-4.2.16#3.7.0-sabayon
are finally installed.
When you just have sent the command to install virtualbox-modules#$(uname -r), you will see, that equo won't install linux-server-3.9.x anymore...
I've just installed Virtualbox in the way, I described. It is a little tricky, I know, but it works. There was no other kernel installed on my system.
See you later here, my friend...
-Linuxfluesterer (I love KDE ...)
p.s. If you still get virtualbox-modules-4.2.16#3.9.0-server, then I assume a problem due to kernel-switcher.
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