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This is a very strange issue. I have a Windows 7 VM that I use for school. Last week, it was working just fine. However, today whenever I start the VM, my entire laptop hard locks. It locks so hard that I cannot switch to a TTY, the mouse cursor is froze, the screen stops, it's locked up HARD and the only thing I can do is forcefully turn it off.
This VM is critical for me, is there any way to get this working again?
Edit: I forgot to mention I tried rebuilding the kernel modules and restarting.
Last edited by jlacroix (2010-09-03 19:58:21)
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same here... must be last kernel update
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When it next locks up could you try reisub and see if that works?
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My XP Virtualbox still works fine after all recent updates. If there is an issue maybe it's Win 7 specific?
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the only issue that can be is to recompile the modules and reload them.
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It looks like rebuilding virtualbox_bin from AUR solved it. I wonder if it's possible to find out what happened, so I can avoid this from happening again?
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It looks like rebuilding virtualbox_bin from AUR solved it. I wonder if it's possible to find out what happened, so I can avoid this from happening again?
See wonder's post. What is required is:
/etc/rc.d/vboxdrv setup
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It looks like rebuilding virtualbox_bin from AUR solved it. I wonder if it's possible to find out what happened, so I can avoid this from happening again?
it happens now because the kernel config was changed. usually is unnoticed as we do that on major update and you rebuild it.
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jlacroix wrote:It looks like rebuilding virtualbox_bin from AUR solved it. I wonder if it's possible to find out what happened, so I can avoid this from happening again?
See wonder's post. What is required is:
/etc/rc.d/vboxdrv setup
I did do that before posting this thread, and it did not fix it.
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All I did was rebuild vbox reboot and all is well.
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