Well, I have had at least 3 crashes during the week, after I set it to do daily raid-checks.
Logs will be uploaded to the ticket.
raid-check crashes client VirtualMachine
Re: raid-check crashes client VirtualMachine
Hi.
Good news:
This week the machine didn't crash...
...but the other machine (that I told wasn't working much yet) crashed.
I checked and apparently the option of the I/O cash is switched off when the machine is imported from the OVA file.
I activated the option on this second machine and will check next week how thing will run...
Cheers.
Good news:
This week the machine didn't crash...
...but the other machine (that I told wasn't working much yet) crashed.
I checked and apparently the option of the I/O cash is switched off when the machine is imported from the OVA file.
I activated the option on this second machine and will check next week how thing will run...
Cheers.
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Re: raid-check crashes client VirtualMachine
There are a lot of settings/options not transferred when a VM is "translated" (or "downgraded") to an OVA.CidiRome wrote:I checked and apparently the option of the I/O cash is switched off when the machine is imported from the OVA file.
If you're moving a VM from a VirtualBox installation to another VirtualBox installation, exporting/importing is *not* your best option, the best option is a simple copy/register the VM. See the FAQ "Moving a VM".
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Re: raid-check crashes client VirtualMachine
Hi.
Sorry for taking so long to answer.
This specific VM was provided to me in this specific genetic format, I didn't change most of the imported options.
Cheers.
Sorry for taking so long to answer.
This specific VM was provided to me in this specific genetic format, I didn't change most of the imported options.
Cheers.
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Re: raid-check crashes client VirtualMachine
Read my previous message again:
socratis wrote:There are a lot of settings/options not transferred when a VM is "translated" (or "downgraded") to an OVA.
Do NOT send me Personal Messages (PMs) for troubleshooting, they are simply deleted.
Do NOT reply with the "QUOTE" button, please use the "POST REPLY", at the bottom of the form.
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Re: raid-check crashes client VirtualMachine
I've read your previous message and understood it..socratis wrote:Read my previous message again:
I just wanted to say that: OVA was the option I had for the VM, I had to go with it.
This statement gave the impression that I should I've done things differently about importing/exporting, but that wasn't the case because the VM origin was not mine.socratis wrote:If you're moving a VM from a VirtualBox installation to another VirtualBox installation, exporting/importing is *not* your best option, the best option is a simple copy/register the VM. See the FAQ "Moving a VM".
And remember that this was about the second VM that was recent, the old one (from 2009 that came from VMWare and I was also having problems) was transferred by be in a different way.
Cheers.