Hi Stefano, Stefano Sabatini wrote: > On date Thursday 2007-12-27 16:16:26 +0100, Stefano Sabatini wrote: >> Hi all, >> >> I recently replied here saying that this problem occurred to me >> randomly. Well, after some recent upgrade I got the problem *always*, >> so I can't use it the Windows guest anymore. >> >> This is my configuration: >> Debian Lenny with virtualbox-ose-1.5.2, linux-2.6.22-3, Windows XP Pro >> on the guest machine. >> >> According to your experience, which is the best choice to adopt >> between these: >> 1) to upgrade virtualbox-ose or to switch to virtualbox-non-ose >> 2) reinstall from scratch the Windows XP VM in the case the problem >> belongs there >> 3) another solution? > > I finally opted for the second solution (fortunately the windows > machine was a test machine, so no precious information was installed > there), the new VM seems to work smoothly. > > And again: do you know about a method to restore the broken VM, or at > least some way to eventually recover the data on it? > Have you tried to attach the VDI from the broken VM to your new VM as primary slave? Then it may be possible to access its data through drive D:
> Do you have some idea about the cause of the problem? Is maybe > something related to guestbox additions (which I still didn't > installed on the new Windows XP VM)? > No idea. >> Is this a know problem? >> >> Also could you suggest a way to debug the problem? > > Thanks in advance, regards. Greetings Ingo
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