Hello, I wrote about this around a year ago, but then I didn't have a problem for a while.
Every once in a while I either pause or power off a VM (or sometimes reboot), and the VM suddenly won't start. When I investigate via the GUI, the Virtual Media Manager indicates that the .vdi file is corrupted. I have a theory that I'd like to ask you to evaluate: The machines that get corrupted all have thin-provisioned VDI disk images with at least one snapshot. I have other VMs running on the same hardware that are rock solid, but they do not have the above combination. In most cases, it is a thin-provisioned VDI with no snapshots. Is it possible that the corruption I'm seeing has to do with the combination of thin provisioning and snapshots? Thanks. -Dave -- Dave Hall Binghamton University kdh...@binghamton.edu
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