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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #11167 | worksforme | EMT[6448]: segfault at d ip b4746187 sp b4fa2d90 error 6 in VBoxREM32.so[b4737000+91000] | ||
| Description |
VM keeps crashing out with no error messages given in the console. Running via VBoxHeadless on an Ubuntu Precise Server i386 machine, dual core Pentium, 2GB RAM. |
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| #14076 | worksforme | Mac OS (OS X 10.9.5) host crashes when resuming from hibernation with shared folder | ||
| Description |
Host Hardware: RMBP-2013. OSX 10.9.5 16GB Ram 256GB SSD Virtual Box: v4.3.26 Guest OS1: Win7 SP2, Ram: 2GB Guest OS2: Lubuntu 12.04, Ram: 1GB There is no problem to wake from sleep. Problem is only when RMBP comes from deep-sleep (Hibernate) with any one of the VB running with attached shared folder(Some times blank screen and some times it will not allow to enter the password(keyboard and track-pad is inactive)). If I remove the shared folder from VB, there is no issue in waking-up the MAC. Issue is from day one of the installation (v4.3.20) and took this long for me to identify the root cause. I have complained to Apple support they rejected since issue is with the third party software. To confirm issue is only with shared folder, I have tested with my friends MAC with same hardware specs but on OSX 10.10.3 and VB4.3.26; issue is exactly the same. I confirm there is no issue with Windows host (Using VB4.3.26 on Win7 SP2). Let me know if anymore details required to fix the issue. |
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| #3017 | fixed | After upgrading to 2.1.0 (Linux 64bit) network doesn't work between Host and Guests (Host interface) | ||
| Description |
Until version 2.0.6 I could run my VMs (Windows XP, Slackware linux, Netbsd, Openbsd, etc) and make them connect to the Host OS over the network (I always used Host Interface). So I could use ssh, ftp, http, samba shares, etc from the Guest to Host (and vice versa). Now that I upgraded to version 2.1.0 (linux 64bit) I just can't do it. It is like there is something blocking the network between Host and Guests. My firewall rules are the same before and after the upgrade, so that shouldn't be the problem. The Kernel is the same too. It should be noted that my VMs can access my network (other computers) or the Internet. They just can't comunicate to the Host. What can be done to fix this? |
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