On Fri, Mar 16, 2007 at 05:49:00PM -0700, Brad Templeton wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 14, 2007 at 02:33:40PM -0700, Brad Templeton wrote:
> >
> > Well, now that I have XP up under 1.3.8 on kubuntu edgy, all is
> > not quite perfect. I created two shares:
> >
> > VBoxManage sharedfolder add XPHome -name tmp -hostpath /tmp
> > VBoxManage sharedfolder add XPHome -name home -hostpath /home/brad
> >
> > And then at the dos prompt the net use commands to map them to t: and h:
> >
> > I can access t:. However, any attempt to access h: (except for properties
> > which works) gives a blue screen of death with a lot of text on it,
>
> So I was playing around trying to fix this, and I tried to do vboxmanage
> sharedfolder
> remove on the folder causing the BSOD.
>
> That gave an error:
> [!] FAILED calling aVirtualBox->OpenSession(aSession, uuid) at line 5597!
> [!] Primary RC = 0x8000FFFF
> [!] Full error info present: true , basic error info present: true
> [!] Result Code = 0x8000FFFF
> [!] Text = The object functonality is limited
> [!] Component = Machine, Interface: IMachine,
> {fd443ec1-0009-4f5b-9282-d72760a66916}
> [!] Callee = IVirtualBox, {e1d95593-f579-4f47-b489-0b67181014e1}
>
>
> And yikes, now the VM is marked as "inaccesible" in vbox and it can't find the
> image file with the uuid.
>
> Though the vdi is still there and the Machines/XPHome directory with some
> giant
> files in it one with a different id number, and the other in Snapshots.
>
> I presume my VM is still there just damaged, but this is not heartening.
>
Whoops -- I may have misread the error I got. My vm is marked inaccessible
because it "Could not find a registered CD/DVD image with
UUID {90780d30-7262-4296-9d45-b1fdf718e414}."
It should not have any cd/dvd image connected with it, I disconnected the
install ISO a while ago and it's not on the disk anyway. It was using
the system dvd when I last used it, and that's still there and working,
so what's the cause of this error?
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