Tried several but starts with installing r-44112 GAs.
What is really strange is the issue did not show until I installed the
r-44112 guest additions, but even reverting the additions to the
previous GAs does not fix the issue. The last test I used a snapshot on
a working Ubuntu 12.10 and was able to get back to a stable guest by
reverting to it. Oh and I saw auto logon being removed when I
uninstalled the 44112. which lead me to wondering if something was
missing after reading the change logs.
On 12/14/2012 03:05 AM, mikhail sennikovsky wrote:
Hi Perry, let me try to reproduce it here. What GA version do you use?
On 14.12.2012 4:32, Perry Halbert wrote:
Latest updates r-44079 -> r-44112, seems to be missing something.
If I am able to get the VBox OpenGL to take (usually requires a
logout and in after boot) then I have no DT decorations. Nothing that
is GL draws at all (menus, panels, Etc) . Disable 3D and I can get
back to the software rendered DT. Was something left off when
porting to the public SVN?
Affected OSes, Ubuntu, Fedora, openSUSE, Debian, and Mint. Unity 3d,
Gnome3, and cinnamon desktops
I see a lot of work being done in OpenGL and just curious. The guest
is really sluggish, not even mentioning the excessive CPU usage, when
in WMware Gallium software rendering mode.
On 12/10/2012 09:54 AM, Perry Halbert wrote:
Misha,
r-44079 seems to work better. No aborting now.
Perry
On 12/10/2012 08:30 AM, Perry Halbert wrote:
Misha,
Sure. I'll do that before I try the build that failed.
Perry
On 12/10/2012 08:23 AM, mikhail sennikovsky wrote:
Hi Perry,
Could you please try the latest OSE trunk to see if the issues are
fixed with it?
I was unable to reproduce your issues with the resent fixes we've
made.
Thanks,
Misha
On 10.12.2012 18:05, mikhail sennikovsky wrote:
Hi Perry,
Just post me the logs by mail if that's OK for you.. Nothing
special is needed so far.
Were your VMs just powered on & booted, or restored from a saved
state (having booted guest OS using 3D)?
Also, did you update GAs, or just updating host installation
revealed this issue? (I assume the latter, but asking just in case).
Thanks,
Misha
On 10.12.2012 17:37, Perry Halbert wrote:
Hi Mikhail,
Guests used to test with were Fedora-18 (64), Mint-14 (32 & 64),
Ubuntu-12.10(64), & openSUSE-12.2 (64)
I will need to install the latest VBox again and then run the
guest to produce the abort and generate a log. Where would you
like the logs to be sent? Anything special you would like for me
to use to generate a better log?
Regards,
Perry
On 12/10/2012 05:29 AM, mikhail sennikovsky wrote:
Thanks for the report, Perry. Could you specify which guest
OSes do you use and post me VM log files.
Thanks,
Mikhail
On 07.12.2012 19:39, Perry Halbert wrote:
Upgrading from r-44036 to r-44059 causes guest to abort.
Linux host and Linux guest 3D acceleration seems to be
broken. Guest starts but shortly after throws an warning
(shown in log file only) and guest aborts. (tested in three
different guest)
00:01:33.171988 OpenGL Warning: Assertion failed:
cp->buffer->refCount && cp->buffer->refCount < UINT32_MAX/2,
file
/trunk/src/VBox/GuestHost/OpenGL/state_tracker/state_client.c,
line 646
Reverting back to r-44036 fixes issue.
PS: I did update the GAs but had to disable 3D in guest
settings then turning it back on with no difference.
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