Hi David, On Wednesday 23 April 2008, David Crenshaw wrote: > I am running Ubuntu 7.10 on a Dual Core X6800 with 4GB Ram. I am running a > WinXp? SP2 client with a C: Drive VDI of 100GB and a D: Drive VDI of 100GD; > both are dynamic disks. > > The Ubuntu host is running all partitions/file systems as ext3. All > partitions are at least 300GB with the two partitions that hold the VDI > files having over 200GB free space on each. > > I keep getting the following error. Usually happens when running a file > sharing program on the WinXp? guest. > > "Host system reported that the file size limit has been exceeded. VM > execution is suspended. You need to move the file to a filesystem which > allows bigger files." > > Given the amounts of space I have dedicated to the VDIs and base file > systems; and the fact I am using ext3; how can this be? Is this a bug in > the software?
The interesting questions are: - How big are the .vdi files on your host? - Which VBox version are you using? - Perhaps could you post the output of 'dumpe2fs -h' of the partition where the .vdi files are stored on the host? - Please could you make the VBox.log files available somewhere? I would prefer if you could open a bug report at www.virtualbox.org and add all relevant information there. Make sure that you attach the VBox.log file (don _not_ copy'n'paste). Kind regards, Frank -- Dr.-Ing. Frank Mehnert Sun Microsystems http://www.sun.com/
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