Hi You all,
I'm using virtualbox(.deb) 5.1.10 without GuestAdsn.
Host os Ubuntu 14.04
Guest os for virtual-machine Fedora.
HDD with all 3 partitions e.g. linux(ext4), Windows7(ntfs), General(ntfs-logical).
I'm perfectly using dynamically allocated VDI file on General(ntfs) partition. but I can't make a Fixed-size VDI file on that partition. It has 200GB free space & yet showing 'Result code:VBOX_E_FILE_ERROR(0X80BB0004)'
why was that? where did I mistake? if anyone can help me to do it successfully, it would be thankful.
can't make fixed-size VDI
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Re: can't make fixed-size VDI
What did you do to create the fixed size VDI? Did you use the VirtualBox Manager GUI for the Fedora VM? Or did you use the VBoxManage command-line interface? Full details please...
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Re: can't make fixed-size VDI
Thanks for your help.
I used the GUI program
I used the GUI program
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Re: can't make fixed-size VDI
Bijay, I said FULL DETAILS. Step-by-step.
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Re: can't make fixed-size VDI
Please also provide evidence for your assertion about the amount of free space on the target partition. E.g. a screenshot of the free space being reported, plus evidence that you're using that volume to create the VDI in.
Also, it might be relevant to ask why you would want to create a fixed size VDI anyway.
Also, it might be relevant to ask why you would want to create a fixed size VDI anyway.
Re: can't make fixed-size VDI
Thank you both for your time.
Q:"Also, it might be relevant to ask why you would want to create a fixed size VDI anyway."
A: because Oracle gave that option for users
OK
(actual evidence! with step-by-step!)
step1: started virtualbox
step2: clicked New
step3: 'create virtual machine' window appears. name:xyz type:Linux version:other linux(32 bit)
step4: memory: 777MB
step5: marked 'create virtual disk now' > Create
step6: marked 'VDI' > Next
step7: marked 'Fixed size' > Next
step8: chose /media/'user_name'/General(ntfs)/xyz.vdi & size:8 GB > Create
step9: next appears
'VirtualBox Error' - Failed to create Hard disk storage.
Details:
Could not create the medium storage unit .......
VDI: setting image size failed for......(VERR_INVALID_PARAMETER)
Result Code:
VBOX_E_FILE_ERROR (0x80BB0004)
Component:
MediumWrap
Interface:
IMedium {4afe423b-43e0-e9d0-82e8-ceb307940dda}
Q:"Also, it might be relevant to ask why you would want to create a fixed size VDI anyway."
A: because Oracle gave that option for users
OK
(actual evidence! with step-by-step!)
step1: started virtualbox
step2: clicked New
step3: 'create virtual machine' window appears. name:xyz type:Linux version:other linux(32 bit)
step4: memory: 777MB
step5: marked 'create virtual disk now' > Create
step6: marked 'VDI' > Next
step7: marked 'Fixed size' > Next
step8: chose /media/'user_name'/General(ntfs)/xyz.vdi & size:8 GB > Create
step9: next appears
'VirtualBox Error' - Failed to create Hard disk storage.
Details:
Could not create the medium storage unit .......
VDI: setting image size failed for......(VERR_INVALID_PARAMETER)
Result Code:
VBOX_E_FILE_ERROR (0x80BB0004)
Component:
MediumWrap
Interface:
IMedium {4afe423b-43e0-e9d0-82e8-ceb307940dda}
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Re: can't make fixed-size VDI
sorry, other evidence too big to upload. 146KB
will try later
will try later
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Re: can't make fixed-size VDI
Bijay wrote:step8: chose /media/'user_name'/General(ntfs)/xyz.vdi & size:8 GB > Create
These two don't agree. Any explanations?[color=#0000BF]From the picture[/color] wrote:/dev/sda7, NTFS - Mounted at /media/'user_name'/Common Drive
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Re: can't make fixed-size VDI
OMG!
both are same partitions.
linux = ubuntu_14.04
general = 'Common Drive' = NTFS
should not be misunderstood
both are same partitions.
linux = ubuntu_14.04
general = 'Common Drive' = NTFS
should not be misunderstood
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Re: can't make fixed-size VDI
Good. The only thing we're missing now is a VM log file. Any VM will do. Zip the log before attaching it.