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#12703 obsolete guest virtual drive vanishes while in use Chris Murphy
Description

When starting a heavy copy of files, the boot disk in the guest becomes slow, then unresponsive, kernel logs multiple errors, the drive eventually vanishes and the guest OS implodes.

Guest kernel first reports this:

ata1.00: cmd 60/08:00:f8:67:73/00:00:00:00:00/40 tag 0 ncq 4096 in

res 40/00:01:00:00:00/00:00:00:00:00/00 Emask 0x4 (timeout)

ata1.00: status: { DRDY } ata1: hard resetting link

Host kernel reports nothing unusual.

#7977 duplicate guest uses all of hosts ram rexxxlo
Description

i have ubuntu 10.10 host 4 gigs of ocz ram 6 core processor 7 hdd total one 32g ssd for the os and a slew of odd drives for the storage

when running vb the guest slowly consumes all of my ram including the 1.3 gig swap drive

xp 64 bit is the guest i have had it set for 3 cores and 1 gig of ram but after this issue started i tried to drop the ram allotted to 512 and 1 core but it still happens

#7978 fixed guest uses all of hosts ram rexxxlo
Description

i have ubuntu 10.10 as the host 4 gigs of ocz ram 6 core amd processor asrock 890 delux fx4 motherboard 7 hdd total one 32g ssd for the os and a slew of odd drives for the storage

when running vb the guest slowly consumes all of my ram including the 1.3 gig swap drive

xp 64 bit is the guest i have had it set for 3 cores and 1 gig of ram but after this issue started i tried to drop the ram allotted to 512 and 1 core but it still happens

on the guest i am fully updated with all the security virus and spyware stuff enabled the guest is running 2 programs cisco vpn and DC++ no multimedia no 3d games no surfing no windows media player

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