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| #643 | fixed | Guests not starting after upgrd. (1.4->1.5) => Fixed in SVN / 1.5.2 | ||
| Description |
After an upgrade from 1.4 to 1.5 (rpm version) I am no longer able to start my machines. I get the following error: Failed to open release log (, VERR_NO_MEMORY). Result Code: 0x80004005 Component: Console Interface: IConsole {1dea5c4b-0753-4193-b909-22330f64ec45} Fedora 7, x86_64, kernel 2.6.23 Nothing else changed other than the upgrade, and the previous version (1.4) worked perfectly. Plenty of memory left as well: Mem: 2037128k total, 1051656k used, 985472k free, 28468k buffers Swap: 4096532k total, 0k used, 4096532k free, 502804k cached Martin |
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| #644 | fixed | VirtualBox randomly causes mouse to jump to top left corner permanently in Ubuntu Gutsy host, XP VM | ||
| Description |
Also applies to 1.4.0. While working in an XP virtual machine, occasionally the mouse "jumps" position by a couple of inches. Every now and then, the mouse seems to jump into a state that it cannot recover. It moves to the top left corner of the screen and is trapped there. The mouse button still works but you cannot move it off that position. This occurs both for the built in trackpad and any external mouse. Restarting X fixes the problem. I suspect there may be an issue with Gutsy or my drivers causing the jump but VirtualBox should not trap the mouse that way. I can provide further data if needs be xorg.conf or anything. |
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| #645 | duplicate | When doing a snapshot, network does not work any more with Linux guest. => Fixed in 1.5.4 | ||
| Description |
Using VirtualBox 1.5.0 OSE (1.5.0-dfsg-1 from Debian). Here are the steps:
Rebooting the guest does not solve the problem.
I use a bridged tun interface. br0 8000.000cf1a5600d no eth0 tun-test If I use tcpdump on tun-test, I see DHCP request from guest and answers from DHCP server. I suppose the problem is then receiving on guest. Same applies for ARP. Guest kernel is 2.6.18-5 from Debian. I suppose this is not a kernel problem since rebooting does not solve the problem. |
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