Hi,
VirtualBox 4.3.4 fixed this issue (see issue #12241), although there are some user still reporting it.
Ion
ChrisJenkins wrote:The original problem causing this was fixed several releases ago and most people no longer experience this issue. For example, I had the issue when Mavericks was first released but I am running VirtualBox on Mavericks and use it daily, with multiple VMs and I no longer have have the issue. So, if you are experiencing this issue it is likely due to a different cause but with similar symptoms. Probably best to open a new thread and/or log a ticket with VirtualBox folk.
nphilly wrote:This is getting really frustrating now. I saw many users report this issue last year when Mavericks was released and still, even with the latest version, VirtualBox on Mavericks prevents your system from restarting.
Why have they not addressed this issue?…
If I remember correctly, this was problem with using bridged connections, it is sometimes intermittent but almost happens every time I have been running a VM for a few hours or more. I run all of my Linux VM's with bridged connections for various reasons. Maybe the problem went away for others, or people decided to put up with it, like me. EIther way, its still a problem.
ChrisJenkins wrote:The problem originally manifest itself with Host-only networks (not bridged networks). I run multiple host only networks and also some VMs with bridged networks and I do not see this problem. As I said, open a ticket and then the devs can gather diagnostic info to help them identify the problem so it can be fixed. I am sure that if this problem was showing up in the Virtual;Box QA then it would have been fixed by now but if the devs cannot reproduce the problem then they cannot fix it...
loukingjr wrote:I do not have the issue you describe. Not on 4.3.12 or 4.3.14. Running OSX 10.9.4
nphilly wrote:I will open up a ticket and as a developer myself I am fully aware of the processes. However, when you need things to just work, its just sometimes better to get your cash out and stop wasting your time.
loukingjr wrote:And sometimes it's better to find out what the problem is rather than opening your wallet and wasting your money.
Return to VirtualBox on Mac OS X Hosts
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 18 guests