I'm running Ubuntu 22.04 and this happens all the time:
https://imgur.com/a/y7S7bYX
I have no idea what to do, already tried many different settings and reinstalling ubuntu-desktop in the guest system. Nothing works.
It has worked for a long time and suddenly started showing this behavior without me changing anything. Please help...
Text and icons disappear in Ubuntu
Text and icons disappear in Ubuntu
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Re: Text and icons disappear in Ubuntu
Please zip logs and attach them locally.
Re: Text and icons disappear in Ubuntu
Done.mpack wrote:Please zip logs and attach them locally.
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Re: Text and icons disappear in Ubuntu
You can't give a VM more RAM than you have available. Nor should you leave the host with 0 cores.
If you want good, reliable performance, make sure that the host can easily afford the resources you assign. For example I would reduce the allocations above to 16GB RAM (16384MB), and 2 CPU cores.
What is this VM doing that it merits allocation of 150% of available resources, starving the host (which includes VirtualBox btw) of those same resources?00:00:03.232932 Host RAM: 65216MB (63.6GB) total, 37159MB (36.2GB) available
00:00:04.805019 CPUM: Physical host cores: 18
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00:00:03.562119 RamSize <integer> = 0x0000000c35000000 (52 428 800 000, 50 000 MB, 48.8 GB)
00:00:03.562116 NumCPUs <integer> = 0x0000000000000012 (18)
If you want good, reliable performance, make sure that the host can easily afford the resources you assign. For example I would reduce the allocations above to 16GB RAM (16384MB), and 2 CPU cores.
Re: Text and icons disappear in Ubuntu
I have 64 GB of RAM, so 50 GB shouldn't be a problem. Neither should the CPU cores. Both CPU and RAM usage is low when this error occurs.mpack wrote:You can't give a VM more RAM than you have available. Nor should you leave the host with 0 cores.
What is this VM doing that it merits allocation of 150% of available resources, starving the host (which includes VirtualBox btw) of those same resources?
If you want good, reliably performance, make sure that the host can easily afford the resources you assign. For example I would reduce the allocations above to 16GB RAM (16384MB), and 2 CPU cores.
The VM is doing some C++ compiling which is taking way too long if I use less cores. These settings appear to be optimal for my purposes.
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Re: Text and icons disappear in Ubuntu
You had 64GB before the host OS took its chunk.Beosar wrote: I have 64 GB of RAM, so 50 GB shouldn't be a problem. Neither should the CPU cores. Both CPU and RAM usage is low when this error occurs.
I quoted you the actual numbers reported by the log, no speculation was involved.
Re: Text and icons disappear in Ubuntu
Yes, you're right. But that doesn't solve my original problem.mpack wrote:You had 64GB before the host OS took its chunk.Beosar wrote: I have 64 GB of RAM, so 50 GB shouldn't be a problem. Neither should the CPU cores. Both CPU and RAM usage is low when this error occurs.
I quoted you the actual the numbers reported by the log, no speculation was involved.
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Re: Text and icons disappear in Ubuntu
I gave my suggestions in my analysis of your log.
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Re: Text and icons disappear in Ubuntu
It looks like a problem discovered in the VirtualBox Hardening implementation:Ubuntu 22.04-2023-01-23-14-47-51.log file wrote:4458.1f1c: supHardenedWinVerifyImageByHandle: -> 0 (\Device\HarddiskVolume9\Windows\System32\D3D12.dll) 4458.1f1c: supR3HardenedWinVerifyCacheInsert: \Device\HarddiskVolume9\Windows\System32\D3D12.dll 4458.1f1c: supR3HardenedMonitor_NtCreateSection: NtMapViewOfSection failed on 0000000000001270 (hFile=0000000000001258) with 0xc0000022 -> STATUS_TRUST_FAILURE 4458.1f1c: supR3HardenedScreenImage/NtCreateSection: cache hit (VINF_SUCCESS) on \Device\HarddiskVolume9\Windows\System32\D3D12.dll [avoiding WinVerifyTrust] 4458.1f1c: supR3HardenedMonitor_NtCreateSection: NtMapViewOfSection failed on 0000000000001258 (hFile=0000000000001270) with 0xc0000022 -> STATUS_TRUST_FAILURE
On one hand, the signature of the D3D12.dll file could be verified. On the other hand, trying to map a section of the same file into memory failed, as if it was prevented by some other software. Do you have so-called security software installed on the host? If yes, uninstall it for a test.
Other than that, does the issue persist if you disable 3D Acceleration?
Re: Text and icons disappear in Ubuntu
I have the same problem. Disabling 3D Acceleration fixed it.fth0 wrote: It looks like a problem discovered in the VirtualBox Hardening implementation:
My setup is a Windows 11 22H2 host. VM is an Ubuntu 22.04. The problem started when I upgraded to VirtualBox 7.
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