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#7751 fixed snv_124 install DVD ISO crashes in early boot on guest under VBox 3.2.10 on snv_107 host Jeff Bailey
Description

I get the error in the attached screen shots when I try to to boot the snv_124 DVD ISO on VBox 3.2.10 running on an very old (yes will fix this, but this is stepping stone to doing so) snv_107 host.

The short error is a normal graphical boot, the longer error is with -kv

Have tried all Solaris VBox modes (Solaris/OpenSolaris 32/64bit), and tried lots of system setting toggles in the GUI, all to no avail.

Trying to use Vbox to archive old snv_124 system.

Sam host will install/run Solaris 11 build 149 no problems, and many other Solaris 10 and snv versions. Saw same issue with snv_122 DVD ISO.

Thanks

#10831 obsolete VBoxSVC crashes randomly on Solaris host sunflower
Description

At random intervals (sometimes a few hours, sometimes days) VBoxSVC crashes, causing all VMS running on the host to PowerOff. We are running Windows 7 and Windows XP guests on the same server. Definition for all VM's is identical. On average 25 VM's running on host, with plenty of resources available. All VM's show exactly same error in the logs.

Extract from one of the VM logs
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06:19:59.358 Guest Additions capability report: (0x5) seamless: yes, hostWindowMapping: no, graphics: yes
06:20:02.391 RTC: period=0x20 (32) 1024 Hz
06:35:36.811 RTC: period=0x200 (512) 64 Hz
10:35:45.318 VirtualBoxClient: detected unresponsive VBoxSVC (rc=NS_ERROR_CALL_FAILED)
10:35:45.318 VBoxHeadless: VBoxSVC became unavailable, exiting.
10:35:45.319 Console::powerDown(): A request to power off the VM has been issued (mMachineState=Running, InUninit=1)
10:35:45.319 VRDP: TCP server closed.
10:35:45.319 Changing the VM state from 'RUNNING' to 'POWERING_OFF'.
10:35:45.319 ERROR [COM]: aRC=E_ACCESSDENIED (0x80070005) aIID={1968b7d3-e3bf-4ceb-99e0-cb7c913317bb} aComponent={Console} aText={The object is not
 ready}, preserve=false
10:35:45.319 ****************** Guest state at power off ******************
10:35:45.319 Guest CPUM (VCPU 0) state:
10:35:45.319 eax=0e9c4fbe ebx=ffdffc70 ecx=ffdffc70 edx=00005c82 esi=ffdffc50 edi=867c4948
10:35:45.319 eip=f1649162 esp=80551434 ebp=80551450 iopl=0         nv up ei pl zr na po nc
10:35:45.319 cs={0008 base=0000000000000000 limit=ffffffff flags=0000c09b} dr0=00000000 dr1=00000000
#7398 fixed Serial Port transmit hang after sending break signal sundarapandian
Description

I have created COM1, COM2 serial ports and attached them to the host device /dev/ttyS0 and /dev/ttyS1, respectively. When I open any terminal program (teraterm, hyperterminal etc.) I am able to use the serial ports to send/receive data from and to the device connected to the physical port. But if I send a BREAK Signal, the transmit functionality won't work after sending the signal.

Steps to reproduce:

  1. Create Serial port COM1 and link it with host port say, /dev/ttyS0
  2. From Guest OS open terminal emulation program and check if your Tx/Rx works fine
  3. From terminal send BREAK (if using TeraTerm use Alt+B to send it)
  4. Check if Tx Works now!

Always reproducible.

Host: Linux (Gentoo_x86-64) Guest: Windows XP (SP2 32-bit)

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