Custom Query (16363 matches)
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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #2213 | fixed | FreeBSD completely broken with hardware virtualization enabled | ||
| Description |
I had FreeBSD 7 somewhat working in 1.6.4, but after moving to 2.0 (and then 2.0.2) it seems to be completely broken. Like, badly--BUT--only when hardware virtualization is enabled. With HV turned off, it seems to run okay (I installed and booted from disk just fine with HV off). Unfortunately I can't run two VMs this way. :( When you boot (after installing with HV off) or try to install, the same thing happens. The screen constantly gets flooded with "BTX halted" messages (too fast for me to read them). I will attach a screenshot and the log file; hopefully one or both will be visible and useful. |
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| #2214 | duplicate | Unable to start VMs which boot from a raw partition using the SATA controller | ||
| Description |
Any attempt to start a guest whose boot disk is a raw partition (via vmdk) and which uses the SATA controller fails immediately with the following error:
=================================================================== VBox status code: -2 (VERR_INVALID_PARAMETER).
Result Code: NS_ERROR_FAILURE (0x80004005) Looking in the log, it appears the problem is when the geometry of the disk is read: 00:00:32.354 AHCI: LUN#0: disk, PCHS=1/16/63, total number of sectors 0 The number of cylinders in the above line is supposed to be 16383 in my case. The guest type does not matter. When I switch to the IDE controller, it works fine. If I'm using a vdi and SATA controller, it works fine, too. I'm using Logical Volumes as the "raw" disks so that might be a factor, but this setup was working fine in Virtualbox 1.6.6. I'm attaching the log, and vmdk file for one of the failing guests. |
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| #2215 | fixed | Typo in VBoxManage list systemproperties | ||
| Description |
A line item returned from "VBoxManage list systemproperties" is written as "Default VDI filder". Should read "Default VDI folder". Example:
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