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| #3917 | duplicate | Appliance export ends with error before/when finished. | ||
| Description |
VitualBox 2.2.2 + VBoxGuestAdditions The Host is Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bit SP1 + all updates/patches. The Guest is Windows XP prof. 32 bit SP3 + all updates/patches. The export of the Appliance (winXPprof) ends with the error message "VirtualBox Interface failure/is out of order " of the host system (vista 64bit). Then you have to close the program VirtualBox because all machines are "resetted" to null. The import of this exported Appliance is not possible. The export of other guest systems ends with the same error message. |
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| #3918 | duplicate | Appliance export ends with error before/when finished. | ||
| Description |
VitualBox 2.2.2 + VBoxGuestAdditions The Host is Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bit SP1 + all updates/patches. The Guest is Windows XP prof. 32 bit SP3 + all updates/patches. The export of the Appliance (winXPprof) ends with the error message "VirtualBox Interface failure/is out of order " of the host system (vista 64bit). Then you have to close the program VirtualBox because all machines are "resetted" to null. The import of this exported Appliance is not possible. The export of other guest systems ends with the same error message. |
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| #6506 | duplicate | Appliance export is horribly slow | ||
| Description |
Dear developers, I am using Debian Lenny 64-bit host system. I created and installed a Scientific Linux 64-bit guest with dynamic sized hard disk (20 GB max). Now I want to export it using the File->Export Appliance... Wizard. The write speed varies between 500k and 1.5MB per second while reads are occuring intermittently at ~10MB/s (numbers taken from iotop). The progress meter tells me that the remaining time is something about 4 hours. I think this is a serious performance flaw in VirtualBox... I see roughly the same disk speed if I do dd if=/dev/zero of=somfile bs=1, i.e. writing 1 byte at a time to a file on disk. When using a tmpfs as target for the export, it is reasonably fast - but I don't have enough RAM to use this a a work-around ;-) If this is of interest - my file systems are XFS and the virtual machine files are under /home/ and export is done to /opt/:
Thanks in advance for your help. Cheers, Holger |
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