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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #2255 | fixed | Error VERR_INVALID_HANDLE when saving a snapshot. | ||
| Description |
When I save the virtual machine state very I get the following error very often. After the error Message the virtual machine keeps running. Mostly I get this error when more than one virtual machine is running. I also had this Problem with Virtualbox 2.00 and 1.6.4. Failed to save the machine state to '/home/chris/.VirtualBox/Machines/
CON-NBCE-VIRTUAL/Snapshots/{aff381cd-be96-4314-2eac-01def83676ec}.sav' (VERR_INVALID_HANDLE).
Fehlercode: NS_ERROR_FAILURE (0x80004005)
Komponente: Console
Interface: IConsole {d5a1cbda-f5d7-4824-9afe-d640c94c7dcf}
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| #2256 | duplicate | Accessing host documents via vboxsvr share very slow | ||
| Description |
Hi, This problem first reared its head after 1.5.6 Yes, I should have logged a bug back then but I had a work-around which wasn't too much pain. I think it's time to fix this issue. :)
Problem When using the `vboxsvr' share to Open and Save files, especially, Office files, it's very slow compared to using a regular Windows share from the Guest to the Host.
Environment
Guest O/S Windows X/P; Service Pack 3. Office 2007.
Host O/S openSUSE 11.0 - 2.6.25.16-0.1-pae Test Case
o Create a new PowerPoint file and place it on the Host - ensure it is also accessible to the Guest via the Network Neighborhood Browse function
Additional Forensics
I downloaded and installed WinDump (similar to tcpdump) and noted when the I can collect more data if necessary. Just let me know. |
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| #2257 | invalid | Cannot overwrite files in shared folders | ||
| Description |
Windows XP SP2 guest with Guest Additions 2.0.2r36486, Ubuntu 8.04 host. If I try to copy a file to a shared folder and it already exists there, and I click "Yes" in the Confirm File Replace dialog, I get an error dialog titled "Error Copying File or Folder" that says "Cannot copy <filename here>: The parameter is incorrect." After that, the file to be overwritten is gone. However, I am able to open, modify, and save files in the shared folder (usually) without errors. In what may be a symptom of the same bug, if I use shell redirection to overwrite a file in a shared folder, the old file is not truncated properly. Assuming X: is the shared folder drive, at the command prompt: x: echo asdf123456789 > trunc.txt more trunc.txt
echo qwer > trunc.txt more trunc.txt
The same thing happens when I overwrite a file using a Python script: if the new version is shorter, the tail of the old one remains. |
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