my suspicion. *sigh* I wish people who are
in managerial positions would consider what their technical people
tell them.
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Hey Fernando,
Sure, that works for me and it'd be a lot easier! :)
I think the only question I have is whether Sun/Oracle will update
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sourceforge would be my preference. :)
Anyone opposed? If so, please state why. Let's keep it logical;
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Hi everyone,
Fernando has made me co-admin of the list. This is only for
redundancy. Fernando's position on the list is to not moderate. I
agree. Same as we have now.
Of course, we expect people to continue to be nice. ;)
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Hi everyone,
Frank created a FAQ entry on `How to get help' - see
[ http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/User_FAQ ].
Now if someone requesting help doesn't provide sufficient data, please
point them to the FAQ.
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data to collect when submitting a question?
Starting sentences with `As usual a question with half the ...' is not
entirely friendly. Perhaps your intention isn't to be polite though.
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you attempted and what was the result of each attempt?
Data
o Question: Can we post `VBox.log'
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--pipe 9 --auto-shutdown
pablo15838 15808 6 08:09 ?00:15:45 /usr/lib/virtualbox/VirtualBox
--comment winxp --startvm 7add4211-2afd-4dc1-9084-f0ece1ca142
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it is not using
systemcalls to emulate the cpu I guess ...
Hi Tobi,
H. At this point, I can't do much more. I think your best bet is
to open a bug. Sorry man.
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always hopeful
Hi Tobi,
I encourage you to open a bug.
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Web Page
[ http://www.hillsandlakes.com/tests/w2003.html ]
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machine and pop XFS:
mkfs.xfs -f -l lazy-count=1,size=128m _some_device_
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to the
complexity ... as you noted above. :)
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a 32-bit O/S. If I recall, I can't run a 64-bit
VM. Researching now ...
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No matter, only 64-bit is available. I'll download and try to
create the VM. :)
Hi Tobi,
No-go, I couldn't create the VM due
not what you want to do. :)
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on file
/usr/share/virtualbox/nls/qt_ru.qm;4b0da240: cpio: read failed - Bad file
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Howdy,
I'm on `openSUSE 11.1' and when I attempt to install the latest 3.1.0
Beta (2), I'm getting a `cpio' error.
Any hints? :)
I
Howdy,
Well, I was too slow ... looks like Beta 3 is out. I'll give it a
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an compile toos are installed and working. Anybody got any
idea what this warning is?
Funny, I saw the warning too and as you figured out, it is innocuous.
Yet we should squelch it. I should have raised the issue too.
Sorry, I got lazy.
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-to-an-iso-file-on-windows/ ]
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Based on it being a `regression', that means (to me) it's a bug which
will be addressed. As opposed to it being labeled a `feature' :)
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/opensuse/11.0/virtualbox.repo
http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/rpm/opensuse/11.1/virtualbox.repo
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you don't buy another 1GB stick of RAM?
My personal computer has 6GB because I run up to three VM's; some with
1.5GB of RAM.
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network addresses. I see the following:
NFS server:192.168.x...
virtual linux box: 10.0...
Setup your Virtual Linux Box to be on the same network as the NFS
Server: 192.168.x.x
I'd also ensure your VM is using Bridging for its networking.
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a bit too much to ask with, what I'm guessing, several thousand
users.
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`Gold' version and copied it to my other machines. This way I
only stand up one VM.
Licensing issues aside ...
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The good thing about using VMWare is it exposed some of its `unique'
features to me. :D
Please post back with your results.
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Florin,
Several VBox versions ago, I too tried to test Oracle RAC with OCFS2
but I ran into the same problem as you. I (unfortunately) had to use
VMWare.
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~/.VirtualBox/Machines/machine/Logs/VBox.log Also, see
if `/var/log/messages' has anything meaningful related to when you
start your VM and it crashes your box.
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(possibly a network drive) and copy from
disk back to the target.
Will the above work for you?
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VirtualBox Command Line Management Interface Version 3.0.6
(C) 2005-2009 Sun Microsystems, Inc.
All rights reserved.
UUID changed to: b3209666-d010-4ca3-a684-d409bad7717c
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: OpenHardDisk(Bstr(szFilenameAbs), AccessMode_ReadWrite, false,
Bstr(), false, Bstr(), srcDisk.asOutParam()) at line 624 of file
VBoxManageDisk.cpp
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a work-around so I'm able to move forward.
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But it is always best to get a consensus of more than 1 person :D.
If you're dealing with large-ish files, I'd go with XFS over any other
file system. More than likely though, you'll be bottlenecked by the
processor power of your machine, which drives I/O.
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access by MAC/IP?
My VM (XP) is set up for DHCP and it can get to the Internet without
issue so I'm guessing there's something on your gateway which may be
the issue.
Can you ping the gateway?
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On Fri, 2009-09-04 at 17:05 -0400, Pablo Sanchez wrote:
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On Fri, 2009-09-04 at 17:18 -0400, Pablo Sanchez wrote:
Is there any way you can enable debug/trace on the Proxy Server?
Let me see if I can find any
]: dd if=plugh of=y bs=1048576
273+1 records in
273+1 records out
286660839 bytes (287 MB) copied, 2.00301 s, 143 MB/s
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...@oreo-1018-[data]: dd if=X of=/home/pablo/y bs=1048576
820+1 records in
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859982517 bytes (860 MB) copied, 8.75171 s, 98.3 MB/s
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][ VM #2 ]
I mentioned my set up:
o 6GB of Physical RAM,
o 1.5 GB for VM #1 and 768MB for VM #2: roughly 2.25 GB for VM's
6 - 2.25 = 3.75GB free for other `stuff' on the Host.
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posted the resolution:
download the latest Nvidia driver.
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Nvidia graphics driver memory leak) ... it's brutal! :)
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with the external disk disconnected, and
i still need to use a VM
What is your Host O/S? Mine is Linux and using `ln' (symbolic links),
I've moved my .VDI's to other disks.
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the external disk
is back ?
Hi Thomas,
Sorry for not addressing the above question. It's largely up to the
Guest O/S on what it will do. You could disconnect the VDI from the
Guest VM before you start it. :)
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:16 data4ss-db-big.vdi
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disk
partition instead? Is it also possible you've created too small of a
Virtual Disk? If so, you could make it somewhat large and not
pre-allocate the file.
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If you use `vi', it seems `vi' will filter the null byte.
Environment
===
VBOX 3.0.4
Host O/S: openSUSE 11.1
Guest O/S: XP, Windows 2003
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is seeing the issue.
I'll open a bug shortly.
Environment
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Host O/S: openSUSE 11.1
Guest O/S: XP latest Service Pack,
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I'm not connected, I
use NAT. I switch to Bridged when I'm connected (either ethernet or
wirelessly).
If your VPN client isn't working properly with NAT, you may consider
filing a bug to get it resolved.
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or guest
OS, namely Win98. This is Windows 98 ORIGINAL; it is NOT Windows
98 SE.
Google `virtualbox windows 98 slow'
Your best bet may be to use QEMU rather than VBOX.
Personally, I'd vote for no resources to be expended on making W98
performant.
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or guest
OS, namely Win98. This is Windows 98 ORIGINAL; it is NOT Windows
98 SE.
It seems there's a way to get some performance out of W98 with VBOX,
please see:
[ http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=2t=9918 ]
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I would vote differently.
As expected! :)
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possibility though is to use the Host O/S tools to lower the VM's
priority. IMO, this is better than placing a cap: when there are
free cycles, the VM can have it, if not, it gets lower priority.
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at the documentation first though. ;)
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icon and the menu pops up and I can't do anything
further with it.
I try to `Restart' (via the Start menu) and at this point, the VM is
unresponsive. I can only kill it and restart.
This was not happening with the previous 2.x version.
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and assign the copied VDI to it. I just did this very
task last night (gloatOn my new 8p, I7/950 rig. ;)
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to find out that
after de-installing 2.4 guest additions the XP installation cycles in crashes
during boot up.
Hi Stephan,
I realize you must be frustrated.
I'm running 3.0.0 on openSUSE 11.1 with XP guests and there's no
issue. Perhaps there's something funky with your setup.
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the latest version of VirtualBox? If so, you can enable
`3D Acceleration':
o Settings General `Basic' tab - near the bottom `Enable 3D
Acceleration'
Not sure if that's the issue.
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a group of
VM's and oversubscribing RAM.
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Also, simplify the problem: do not use the key at first. Once you
get everything working sans key, add the key into the mix. You _may_
need to generate two keys depending on the whether you're in the VPN
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host name. The easiest thing to try
is to make the sshd_config change on the host O/S.
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', you'll
get the long log in times.
It's a quick test so give it a whirl.
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sshd_config' -- `UseDNS')
The way I troubleshoot `ssh' issues is by increasing the verbosity
using multiple `-v' settings.
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Try using the `--line-buffered' option to grep - for more information,
`man grep'
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redirecting to disk ( foo).
Ah, that's a big clue. It seems VBoxManage is buffering. Have you
tried to `strace' the call? You may find VBoxManage is not calling
`fflush()' (or the equivalent).
Sounds like a bug ...
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| grep -i
flush, returns nothing).
As it's not flushing, I suspect that's the core issue ... :(
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`top', I
found my VM's virtual size at 1.5GB. Yikes!
I shutdown the VM and the only thing I could recall changing was
enabling 3D acceleration.
Anyone else see this anomaly?
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swapped out.
VIRT = SWAP + RES.
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to defend my point: Vbox has a memory leak.
Frank, any comments? Do you need additional data? I'm more than
happy to let the process once again bloat and I'll capture any
`sar'/`top' data to prove the box is swapping - if that's required.
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and write a
little shell script to monitor memory usage on virtualbox. Unless
Frank has another idea.
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startup. 3D acceleration enabled
#
PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEMTIME+
COMMAND
20090507-11:04:15 - 18790 pablo 20 0 881m 849m 46m S6 27.9
1:57.64 VirtualBox
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Pablo Sanchez - Blueoak Database Engineering, Inc
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- 18790 pablo 20 0 882m 851m 46m S 12 28.0
8:02.89 VirtualBox
20090507-12:09:22 - 18790 pablo 20 0 882m 851m 46m S4 28.0
8:32.37 VirtualBox
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%MEMTIME+
COMMAND
20090507-11:04:15 - 18790 pablo 20 0 881m 849m 46m S6 27.9
1:57.64 VirtualBox
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20090507-13:09:28 - 18790 pablo 20 0 883m 851m 46m S6 28.0
13:59.41 VirtualBox
Cheers,
Antonio, a.k.a Mancha, a.k.a. KhaoticMind
:p
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to be reasonable in recognizing everyone who has
installed VirtualBox using kernel-level privileges, has not had an
issue. I've been using VirtualBox since it was first released.
btw, is your shift key broken? :)
Cheers,
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?
Thanks.
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Subject: [vbox-users] 2.1.4 - Networking between Guest and Host - flakey
Date: Friday 06 March 2009 @ 7:14 am
From: Pablo Sanchez pa...@blueoakdb.com
To: vbox-users@virtualbox.org
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Howdy,
My environment is as follows:
o Host O/S: openSUSE
Hi,
I haven't heard anything on the following ... I thought perhaps it
fell through the cracks. :)
On Friday 06 March 2009 at 7:14 am, Pablo Sanchez penned
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Howdy,
My environment is as follows:
o Host O/S
to
reproduce it consistently.
It appears when I tunnel HTTP traffic but I'm not sure if that's the
case.
Thoughts?
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sees about 5MB/s.
Any ideas?
Hi Brian,
Try the same test and while simultaneously running `sar -d 3 1000'
Post the output of `sar -d' while your benchmark is running.
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are on XFS and FWIW, they do very well. If there's
interest, I can collect some metrics and post them.
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On Friday 06 March 2009 at 2:59 pm, Brian J. Murrell penned
about Re: [vbox-users] disk throughput only 25% of native
On Fri, 2009-03-06 at 12:05 -0500, Pablo Sanchez wrote:
Ditto, as always and as should be. :-)
:) - don't get me started. :p
Hi Pablo,
Hi
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On Friday 06 March 2009 at 4:40 pm, Brian J. Murrell penned
about Re: [vbox-users] disk throughput only 25% of native
On Fri, 2009-03-06 at 15:59 -0500, Pablo Sanchez wrote:
In my experience, performance is throttled by CPU or Disk. This is
why I asked to see
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On Friday 06 March 2009 at 4:50 pm, Pablo Sanchez penned
about Re: [vbox-users] disk throughput only 25% of native
Have you `strace' the VirtualBox process?
Hi Brian,
I `strace'd my VirtualBox process and I'm attaching it for your
comparison.
What I can see
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On Friday 06 March 2009 at 5:21 pm, Pablo Sanchez penned
about Re: [vbox-users] disk throughput only 25% of native
I suspect `select()' must be busted on your platform for some
reason. Or VirtualBox is using some other mechanism to relinqish
the processor
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On Friday 06 March 2009 at 5:01 pm, Brian J. Murrell penned
about Re: [vbox-users] disk throughput only 25% of native
On Fri, 2009-03-06 at 16:50 -0500, Pablo Sanchez wrote:
Have you `strace' the VirtualBox process?
Not yet. My experience with strace
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