> On Sun, Feb 15, 2009 at 11:15 AM, Tomasz Pajor <[email protected]> wrote: > >> anybody? >> >>>>> When I boot, OpenBSD or Debian virtualbox hangs my system. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> -v please. What is happening? The windows freezes? The VM stops? The CPU >>>> loads rises? >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> VirtualBox version is 2.1.2. >>> I start VB, everything is ok, then i'm booting debian >>> (debian-40r7-i386-netinst.iso), it boot's the kernel I get the language >>> select screen, and everything freezes, I can't leave the VM terminal, >>> the host key button is not working, everything freezes. I did not notice >>> CPU load rise. >>> >>> >>>>> I'm running Windows Vista Home Basic on Lenovo X61s. >>>>> How can I debug, to find out what is the issue? >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> Any hints from the VMs? Maybe you could let the guest OS display the >>>> boot messages? >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> http://puffy.pl/debian >>> >>> -- >>> Tomasz Pajor >>> >>> > How much base memory did you give your guest OS? how much memory does > your PC have? how much video memory did you give your guest OS? > > You could be swapping out (on windows, its called paging) which means > you gave too much memory to a virtual machine. > base memory size 512mb, max 3584mb. video memory 12mb, max 128mb.
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