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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #3713 | fixed | incomplete german translation of tooltip -> fixed in SVN | ||
| Description |
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| #3714 | fixed | Unable to remove snapshots => Fixed in SVN | ||
| Description |
The delay between creating and discarding the first snapshot is critical in VBox 2.2.0 (and 2.1.4 as well):
FAILURE: Create the first snapshot and wait 5 seconds or more. Discarding will fail for any snapshot afterwards. This bug disables the snapshot feature completely. It prevents live backup of running VMs! Please look at this as soon as you can. Examples are enclosed in the enclosed archive of two .VirtualBox folders. Thanks, Rudy
Host: Ubuntu server 8.04 LTS WARNING: Backup (or move) your ~/.VirtualBox folder before testing any code below!!!! Otherwise you may corrupt your VirtualBox settings or VMs.
Failed snapshot discardation step-by-step
1. Backup (or move) your ~/.VirtualBox folder 2. Create a VM VBoxManage createhd -filename TestVM.vdi -size 15000 -register VBoxManage createvm -name TestVM -register VBoxManage modifyvm TestVM -hda TestVM.vdi
3. Create a snapshot and discard it after 5 seconds VBoxManage snapshot TestVM take TestSnapshot; \ sleep 5; \ VBoxManage snapshot TestVM discard TestSnapshot 4. Error Message 0%...FAILED
Error: failed to discard snapshot. Error message:
Medium '/root/.VirtualBox/Machines/TestVM/Snapshots/{d4020afe-309f-47d5-854d-3649bd4288a3}.vdi'
is not accessible. Accessibility check was not yet performed
The critical 5 seconds
OK snapshot discardation step-by-step
1. Move your ~/.VirtualBox folder somewhere else 2. Create a VM VBoxManage createhd -filename TestVM.vdi -size 15000 -register VBoxManage createvm -name TestVM -register VBoxManage modifyvm TestVM -hda TestVM.vdi
3. Create a snapshot and discard it after 4 seconds VBoxManage snapshot TestVM take TestSnapshot; \ sleep 4; \ VBoxManage snapshot TestVM discard TestSnapshot I repeat: Backup (or move) your ~/.VirtualBox folder before testing any code described here!!!! Otherwise you may corrupt your VirtualBox settings or VMs. |
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| #3715 | fixed | vboxadd-timesync sets the guest os clock ahead of host by 1 hour | ||
| Description |
I have the following configuration. Vista 64 Host OS Ubuntu 9.0.4 Guest OS. The guest os clock is exactly one hour ahead of host clock. Both have right time zones set and I have turned off UTC in /etc/default/rcS file (UTC=NO). everytime i correct the date/time, after about 10 seconds, it resets the guest OS clock to be one hour ahead of host OS. I traced this problem to vboxadd-timesync. If this program is stopped, then clock stays correct. vboxadd-timesync adds one hour to guest os clock for unknown reasons. |
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