Custom Query (16363 matches)
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| #6585 | fixed | Guru Meditation when shutting down | ||
| Description |
Using Vista Home Basic SP2, I got a Guru Meditation Error when powering off my Linux 2.6.33 system. |
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| #7857 | duplicate | VM locks up under heavy disk activity | ||
| Description |
Since Virtualbox 3.0 I (and another user I know) have experienced semi-repeatable lockups of our Virtualbox VMs when the guest OS tries to do a lot of disk I/O. The symptoms are that the guest display stops updating; though the mouse still moves, it does not respond to clicks (we're using the guest additions though so I guess the mouse moving does not really mean anything). The guest kernel responds to low level networking stuff, enough to return a 'connection refused' message to the host when I try to SSH in to see what's going on. I haven't reported this until now because it is not possible to trigger this bug reliably, and the guest's log file doesn't contain anything useful; however I ran into it five times in as many days in the following circumstances:
Over the months I have tried tweaking various guest settings, such as enabling/disabling the virtual disk controller cache, trying a PATA virtual disk controller rather than SATA, etc) but no existing open seems to make a difference. My host is Windows 7 on amd64, and my guest is Debian GNU/Linux using 2.6.32. |
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| #7858 | fixed | VM locks up under heavy disk activity | ||
| Description |
Since Virtualbox 3.0 I (and another user I know) have experienced semi-repeatable lockups of our Virtualbox VMs when the guest OS tries to do a lot of disk I/O. The symptoms are that the guest display stops updating; though the mouse still moves, it does not respond to clicks (we're using the guest additions though so I guess the mouse moving does not really mean anything). The guest kernel responds to low level networking stuff, enough to return a 'connection refused' message to the host when I try to SSH in to see what's going on. I haven't reported this until now because it is not possible to trigger this bug reliably, and the guest's log file doesn't contain anything useful; however I ran into it five times in as many days in the following circumstances:
Over the months I have tried tweaking various guest settings, such as enabling/disabling the virtual disk controller cache, trying a PATA virtual disk controller rather than SATA, etc) but no existing open seems to make a difference. My host is Windows 7 on amd64, and my guest is Debian GNU/Linux using 2.6.32. |
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