Grant McWilliams wrote: >> Andrew Gormanly wrote: >>> Actually, it's worse than that: starting up a guest machine has killed 2 >>> seperate RHEL5.2 hosts (hard lock-ups) using the non-Xen kernel. >> >> Could you open a report for this on the VirtualBox bugtracker? >> > This has been the observed bahavior with xen kernels since VBox 1.6.6. I > was told to just not do that. I don't expect Xen and VBox to co-exist but it > seems like the solution could be something similar to what VMware does, the > gui will load but you just can't start any VMs. I had to have someone go to > the Datacenter and reboot it into a non-xen kernel so I could fix it. Had > the server been right next to me it wouldn't have been that big a deal.
Hello Grant, Did I misunderstand? I thought that the OP is saying that they also have issues on non-Xen kernels. Regards, Michael _______________________________________________ vbox-users mailing list [email protected] http://vbox.innotek.de/mailman/listinfo/vbox-users
