Thought I'd weigh in because I guess this bug is still open even though
the comments are from two years ago. Anyway, I am using the virtualbox
package from Oracle and for the most part it works normally, I've had
guests running for hours no problem. Every once in a while, though, I
get the complete
Thanks for your advice PearZoo, it did not help.
I found the equivalent module "asus_laptop" which handels the acpi-related
stuff, and blacklisted it.
furthermore, I tried the boot option "acpi=off", both no success. (total freeze
at VM start)
With the (host) boot options "noapic nolapic" I can
Try this:
What worked for me was to blacklist the Toshiba ACPI module by putting
this in the /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf file
blacklist toshiba_acpi
You may not have a Toshiba nor use the toshiba-acpi, but perhaps the
equivalent acpi module cause the same issues? Try and find which acpi
mo
I have exactly the same Problem with my ASUS N90Sc Notebook as well, I found no
way to do 64-bit virtualisation on Linux on this machine. I bet its a problem
with the crap BIOS.
I contacted ASUS support, but they say they have no Linux support on this
device.
I made already a BIOS update, becau
Looking at things, problem still persists, both using virtualbox-ose and
the virtualbox.org builds in latest Lucid kernel. Anything to be done
about that?
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This problem still exists in lucid-prereleases with the virtualbox on my
Tecra A8 (most up-to-date BIOS).
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I have this problem with jaunty with an AMD processor. Without VT,
everything is pretty stable, with VT the whole system locks up and
usually kills the guest filesystem along with the lockup.
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I solved this for me. The cause, garbage BIOS (ver. P08)from XFX for my
680iLT. I had to use the BIOS for the board above mine (ver P33). Once I
flashed to P33 BIOS for this board, ALL is well. P07 does not have the
best Wolfdale support. P33 has the best support. I had no idea I had to
use a BIOS
billybigrigger did NOT test this bug at all. Disregard his comments.
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Linux cabo 2.6.30-8-generic #9-Ubuntu SMP Wed Jun 3 15:38:38 UTC 2009
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if your interested
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running up to date karmic, on an amd x2 7750 cpu, 4gb ram
installed
http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/2.2.4/virtualbox-2.2_2.2.4-47978_Ubuntu_jaunty_amd64.deb
freshly today
installed ubuntu 9.04 server fresh, and i am having 0 problems
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I do not have nor have I ever had toshiba_acpi module load, and the
issue of my PC locking up with VT enabled is STILL present. PearZoo is
hasty in their conclusion me thinks? Can this bug get some attention
please?
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Okay found the problem!
It's the toshiba_acpi module, when loaded - all access to vt-x
functionality will cause a system lock up.
Without it loaded, all works beautifully.
I will register this bug under toshiba_acpi
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I've also tried the following:
Boot Live CD i386 - Install KVM and It Freezes as soon as the kvm_intel is
loaded...
Boot Live CD 64 - Install KVM and It Freezes as soon as the kvm_intel is
loaded...
All this works on 8.10 on my hardware
And when I run the same on an IBM Thinkpad T60 it works
Here's my system info...
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and the pci stuff
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I have the same problem on a Toshiba Qosmio with Core2 Duo T7600
processor. Any use of the VT-x (VirtualBox or KVM causes a complete
system lockup).
If you install the KVM modules then the machine locks up during boot
time.
These options work perfectly when I boot into the 8.10 Kernel.
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I am not sure whether this really is related to virtualbox or might be a
kernel issue: In my environment, I managed to boot up any VM reliably
after, in the VM configuration, disabling "VT-x/AMD-V" support (which is
not really what one wants on a Core2 Duo that actually supports VT).
However:
- Sw
Marking confirmed, according to previous comment.
To some regard I can confirm it, too, but my system does not lockup: the Jaunty
VM (alternate image) I'm starting hangs at "Booting from local disk..." (after
chosing "Boot from first hard disk" with the .iso mounted - without .iso
mounted it ha
Thank goodness it is not just me!
Linux core2duo 2.6.28-11-generic #38-Ubuntu SMP Fri Mar 27 10:01:17 UTC
2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
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