On Sat, Mar 17, 2007 at 01:57:16PM +0000, Matt wrote:
> On Fri, 16 Mar 2007 19:08:02 -0700
> > 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?
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I cannot help much but i did have the same error with 3 of my VMs
> yesterday after upgrading VirtualBox 1.3.8. They were all marked as
> inaccessible with the "Could not find a registered CD/DVD image..."
> even though i know for sure i had dismounted the CDs the day before. 3
> other VMs which had CDs mounted were fine. The only way i could get the
> inaccessible VMs back was to use VBoxManage with the clonevdi option
> and create new VMs using the clones (attempting to dismount the CDs,
> which weren't present anyway, using VBoxManage gave the OpenSession
> error).
> 
> However, i have been using the Edgy binary on Ubuntu Feisty so i put
> it down to this and didn't keep a log (i've read it should be
> compatible but don't see anything official on this). I can
> rule out the VirtualBox shared folders having anything to do with the
> problem, at least in my case, because i use Samba.

Yes, it turns out to not be the shared folders issue.  I just thought
it was because I first saw the failure while working on a shared folder
problem.

I presume to use samba you have to use host interface networking.  I
guess I had better get that set up.

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