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| #10685 | obsolete | Virtualbox host process crashes or VM hangs when hibernating Windows guest | ||
| Description |
On 4.1.16, 4.1.12, and possibly earlier version of Virtualbox, the virtualbox process crashes or the VM hangs while hibernating a Windows XP SP2 guest. The problem is easy to reproduce:
The host OS is Win 7 Ultimate SP1 x64, and the guest OS is Win XP SP2. Attached is a log from a hang (hiberhang.txt), and another from a crash (hibercrash.txt). Note the following lines from hibercrash.txt: 00:06:02.891 !!Assertion Failed!! 00:06:02.891 Expression: ReqType == ATA_AIO_RESET_ASSERTED || ReqType == ATA_AIO_RESET_CLEARED || ReqType == ATA_AIO_ABORT || pCtl->uAsyncIOState == ReqType 00:06:02.891 Location : D:\tinderbox\win-4.1\src\VBox\Devices\Storage\DevATA.cpp(4883) ataAsyncIOLoop 00:06:02.891 I/O state inconsistent: state=0 request=2 00:08:51.497 TM: Not bothering to attempt catching up a 166 805 625 068 ns lag; new total: 166 805 625 068 00:09:05.219 Entering S5 power state (power down) 00:09:05.227 Changing the VM state from 'RUNNING' to 'POWERING_OFF'. |
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| #10688 | obsolete | mount command doesn't report correctly shared folder. | ||
| Description |
I use VirtualBox-4.1.6. My host OS is Windows XP 64, my guest os is mageia 2 64 bits. I have several shared folders in my virtual machine. When I enter 'mount', the mount command lists all the mounted media. For example, I've got a MYUSER shared folder pointing to c:\ Under linux, I mounted the shared folder: mount -t vboxsf MYUSER /media/MYUSER Now, if I enter 'mount', I've got: none on /media/sf_MYUSER type vboxsf (rw,nodev,relatime) It should report: MYUSER on /media/sh_MYUSER type vboxsf (rw,nodec,relatime) |
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| #10691 | obsolete | Enabling ACPI drastically cuts VM performance | ||
| Description |
I am running compute-intensive tasks on Virtualbox VMs. I find that VMs with ACPI enabled (.vbox file contains <BIOS><ACPI enabled="true"/>...</BIOS>) take approximately 4 times as long to perform a given task as VMs with ACPI disabled. Disabling ACPI (by stopping the affected VM, exiting the VirtualBox GUI, killing VBoxSVC, editing the VM's .vbox file, and restarting the VM) fixes the problem immediately. Virtualbox is v.4.1.16. Host OS is Win 7 Ultimate SP1. Guest OS is Ubuntu 10.04 LTS. |
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