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I have tried everything to fix it including 3 fresh installs and various configs. I am running windows xp as a guest. I tried installing another guest and the same issue happens. Anyone experience this? They happen randomly while the guest is running.
Last edited by Google (2010-11-19 21:11:01)
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Which virtualbox? What version?
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I tried both multiple times, same effect. Virtualbox-ose and virtualbox_bin newest version.
Last edited by Google (2010-11-20 07:03:36)
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I have narrowed down seamless mode being the culprit for the segfault/reboots. I don't know why. However, I still get some freezes and VB closes randomly within normal mode. Any ideas why?
I have disabled 2d/3d video as I thought maybe I am getting segfaults due to the guest trying to access video/hardware and I didn't add my user to the video group (should I? Is it potentially a security risk?)
I can not for the life of me figure out what is causing these problems and the logs hint at nothing.
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would be nice if it was seamless mode. I just tried that coincidentally (turning off seamless) and, same thing. spontaneous reboots. not fun. perhaps something I need to do after disengaging seamless mode and doing the full restart of PC?
Latest Version: 3.2.10 r66523
Last edited by yvonney (2010-11-25 02:32:36)
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https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=107206
about to reinstall vbox from AUR
and a quick scan of postings in AUR led to the above link.a quick scan of that and now I'm gonna try turning on 2 processors for the laptop here.
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Which kernel are you using. I have had a lot of problems 2.6.36 and VB.
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yep!
2.6.36
so what's the solution? downgrading i wouldn't do i think.
having reinstalled vbox-bin from scratch after deleting the dot foler as well and trying a reinstall of virtual machines is working better though now I'm not sure if it's flash running in the vboxes or more likely that I still have issues as hard reboots still happening, though less.
great thanks!
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Here is a link to the bug tracker entry I opened. https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/21736 I put it against the kernel because I am running Virtualbox-bin from AUR, and because it seemed to be caused by the kernel upgrade. It really is not an Arch problem and is being worked upstream. I wrote the report hoping that it would be considered when the devs made the decision the new kernel was stable enough to mainstream. Oh well...
For now, I am ignoring the 2.6.36 Kernel
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virtualbox_bin 3.2.12-1 fixes the problem for me
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woohoo! been waiting for that update as one of the mods over there said the vbox maintenence release would fix it.
thanks!
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yvonney,
Do you have any progress in this issue?
TIA,
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