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| #4188 | fixed | Memory setting detected by import appliance wizard is incorrect -> fixed in SVN | ||
| Description |
I created a virtual machine on 32-bit OpenSolaris with 1536 MB of RAM. Then I exported the virtual machine to OVF. When I import the virtual machine using File / Import Appliance, the memory that shows up on the second screen of the import appliance wizard is 16384 MB instead of 1536 MB. .ovf file attached. BTW you should add a component "OVF" or similar to the component list in this bug tracker. Thanks, David |
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| #4193 | fixed | WXP guest neither "Saved" nor "Running" | ||
| Description |
Hello, tried to save the state of a WXP SP2 guest (Guest additions installed), but it entered a "middle" state between Saving and Saved, and remained so until I killed the VB process manually a few minutes later. There was NO error message issued by VB GUI; the VB GUI (except for the window of the guest) was responsive and X was fine too. The guest was idle before I tried to save state. No other guests running at that time. Host is Ubuntu 9.04, kernel 2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 01:57:59 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux Host was, too, almost idle at the time. VB had issued some warning message about pulse audio issue (mic capture) on the host, but I was not at all using microphone in either host or guest. The message is in the attached VB log. The Guest has an active sound card mapped to pulseaudio, indeed, but was definitely not playing or recording. Attached are the log and a png screenshot. The problem has occurred only once so far. |
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| #4200 | fixed | VirtualBox window won't show up, VBoxSVC.exe using 50% | ||
| Description |
Hi, I've upgraded from 2.1.4 to 2.2.4. I have and AMD Athlon 64 X2 4600 processor in an XP 32bit host. Sometimes I launch VirtualBox and it won't show up, when this happens I notice that VBoxSVC.exe is showing a 50% usage in taskmanager. I noticed also that this happens when I'm playing audio before opening Virtual Box (Winamp using directsound) to be able to start Virtual Box I have to kill VBoxSVC.exe and virtualbox.exe, stop playing audio, and then launch Virtual Box again. |
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