Hello John,
I'll have to agree with you that this problem was very odd. I did some
additional tests, changed lots of settings and stuff, but the only thing
that persistently cause the error was really trying to boot the VM when i
was accessing the host via RDP on my low res display.
Connecting to the hosts via other PCs that have higher res i was able to
boot the machines.
Starting the VM via local console and later connecting to the host via RDP
on my netbook didn't cause any issues (other than having to scroll the
screen to access the menus on the VM =[ )
Should i report a bug?
Srry for my poor english =)
On Mon, Feb 18, 2013 at 6:31 PM, John A. Wallace <jw72...@verizon.net>wrote:
> Leonardo,****
>
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> It would seem to me that this experience is similar to the one I had a few
> days ago when trying to boot into a Linux OS VM, which I had created
> originally on a separate physical USB device but now attached to the VM
> when it was booted. When I tried booting into the VM using the normal GUI
> of the Linux OS, it crashed, but when I booted into it using the tty
> console interface, it worked. I was under the impression that there seemed
> to be an issue related to the resolution, and resources needed to display
> the interface. However, in your case the higher resolution worked
> conversely on the tty console interface. That is puzzling to me, and I am
> now wondering whether the problem stems from a different factor. Even
> though I thought I had solved the issue when I increased the available
> resources for resolution and changed the disk type to ssd, as there may be
> another, more subtle element in the IO data interaction. I still do not
> feel that I have a good enough understanding of this issue to say for sure.
> ****
>
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> John****
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>
> *From:* Leonardo Carneiro [mailto:chesterma...@gmail.com]
> *Sent:* Monday, February 18, 2013 6:49 AM
> *To:* Community mailing list of VirtualBox users
> *Subject:* Re: [VBox-users] VBox crash when booting guest****
>
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>
> Hi again everyone. Maybe i figured out whats going on. When i was making
> the tests, i was accessing the host via terminal server from my tiny
> netbook, with it's very low res (1024x600).****
>
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>
> It looks like the VBox always crashed when the session manager was about
> to start, and the last lines of the logs of the vm was saying something
> about the display.****
>
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>
> So i tried to start the VM from the phisical console (with a 1280x1024
> res), and the VM's started without a glitch!****
>
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> Odd thing, hun?****
>
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> On Mon, Feb 18, 2013 at 9:30 AM, Leonardo Carneiro <chesterma...@gmail.com>
> wrote:****
>
> Hi everyone,****
>
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>
> I'm using VBox 4.2.6 with ext pack in a Windows 8 Pro 64 host.****
>
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>
> The host is a i5-3330 with 16gb. I succesfully installed a RedHat 5.8 64
> guest in a VM, added 3 additional NICs (with cable disconnected, for future
> use) and installed guest additions. Since now, VBox crashes when booting
> the guest. Is the boot proccess, the guest tries to configure the
> additional NICs, fails (cause the cable is disconnected and there is no
> fixed configuration) and then, BAM! The crash happens.****
>
> ** **
>
> There is a know bug for this? Which additional info can i getter to get my
> problem solved?****
>
> Tks in advance.****
>
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