Hello Folks
My virtualbox run on debian 10 and since few days it crash when i try to start it.
I can see the main windows but very rapidly it is closed without any error message.
My kernel is Debian 4.19.249-2 and the virtualbox version is 6.1.
I try to understand the problem but i don't know where investigate.
I found nothing in the logs.
Do you have an idea ?
Thanks by advance for your help.
virtualbox crash just after the loading
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Re: virtualbox crash just after the loading
If your Linux kernel was updated, you'd need to update Virtualbox too. The most recent Linux kernels require the most recent Virtualbox.
The gurus here might have a better chance interpreting them. Please zip and post using the forum's Upload Attachment tab.eddymanson wrote:I found nothing in the logs.
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Re: virtualbox crash just after the loading
if i try to start in a terminal i get a segmentation fault
if i try the same command with sudo, virtualbox is starting. After that i have to add a existing vm to open it, of course.
$ sudo virtualbox
# it's works !!
it try to inspect all log file with tail -f but i see nothing. Could you indicate me a particular log file ?
thanks for your help.
if i try the same command with sudo, virtualbox is starting. After that i have to add a existing vm to open it, of course.
$ sudo virtualbox
# it's works !!
it try to inspect all log file with tail -f but i see nothing. Could you indicate me a particular log file ?
thanks for your help.
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Re: virtualbox crash just after the loading
According to the manual, Virtualbox's global logs, which might show the error happening when Virtualbox can't run normally but can run under sudo, should be in "$HOME/.config/VirtualBox". Find that folder under your logged-in account's home folder, then zip the whole "VirtualBox" folder and post it please.
An alternative thought:
An alternative thought:
Are you logging into the same account Virtualbox was installed on? Have you edited any permissions in the Virtualbox folders?eddymanson wrote:if i try the same command with sudo, virtualbox is starting
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Re: virtualbox crash just after the loading
Are you logging into the same account Virtualbox was installed on?
Yes if i remember
Have you edited any permissions in the Virtualbox folders?
no i haven't edited any permissions
I add log files /$home/.config/virtualbox
thanks again
Yes if i remember
Have you edited any permissions in the Virtualbox folders?
no i haven't edited any permissions
I add log files /$home/.config/virtualbox
thanks again
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Re: virtualbox crash just after the loading
Better eyes than mine may have to look into this, but I see something possibly telling in the VboxSVC.logs:
Looks like a permissions problem.00:00:00.132843 nspr-2 ERROR [COM]: aRC=NS_ERROR_FAILURE (0x80004005) aIID={85632c68-b5bb-4316-a900-5eb28d3413df} aComponent={MachineWrap} aText={Runtime error opening '/home/eddy/VirtualBox VMs/windows10pro/windows10pro.vbox' for reading: -38 (Access denied.).
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Re: virtualbox crash just after the loading
Another question: You did replace your username in the log files, didn't you?
If you did, your method for doing so is flawed.
If you didn't, tell us more about it.
If you did, your method for doing so is flawed.
If you didn't, tell us more about it.
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Re: virtualbox crash just after the loading
it seem it's not a permission problem at least not the one in the log.
when my laptop is connected on his dock i get the problem when it's not connected virtualbox works perfectly
when my laptop is connected on his dock i get the problem when it's not connected virtualbox works perfectly
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Re: virtualbox crash just after the loading
So the problem only shows when your laptop is on a dock? That's interesting.
How can being on a dock influence whether a file is accessible? I'm not sure how to troubleshoot that one.
At the least, two logs, one with the laptop on the dock causing errors and one without the dock where no errors happen, will be necessary.
And if you did obfuscate your user name, please don't. With permissions issues, every bit of data needs to be accurate.
How can being on a dock influence whether a file is accessible? I'm not sure how to troubleshoot that one.
At the least, two logs, one with the laptop on the dock causing errors and one without the dock where no errors happen, will be necessary.
And if you did obfuscate your user name, please don't. With permissions issues, every bit of data needs to be accurate.