00:00:03.840275 Guest OS type: 'Debian'
Are you 100% sure that you have the 32-bit version of Debian, and not the 64-bit one? Because you have selected the 32-bit version in your VM Settings...
00:00:03.848159 File system of 'C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox\VBoxGuestAdditions.iso' (DVD) is ntfs
00:00:03.851514 File system of 'L:\virtualbox\debian_development jessy\Snapshots' (snapshots) is unknown
00:00:03.851539 File system of 'J:\virtualpc\testdrv2.vhd' is ntfs
00:00:03.852947 File system of 'G:\testing.vmdk' is ntfs
00:00:03.854151 File system of 'G:\encoding.vmdk' is ntfs
00:00:03.855359 File system of 'L:\virtualbox\debian_development jessy\debian_development_jessy.vmdk' is ntfs
Care to explain your setup here? I see that you still have the "VBoxGuestAdditions.iso'" mounted, you should unmount it when you're done installing the Guest Additions (GAs). I also see an assortment of VMDKs and VHDs. And three different drives, "G:\", "J:\" and "L:\". Internal/External? USB/NAS/SMB? USB2/3?
00:00:05.368448 VBoxInternal2/SharedFoldersEnableSymlinksCreate/V_DRIVE="1"
This has a strong smell of a Vagrant (or similar) setup. Is that the case?
00:00:03.314088 Host RAM: 16351MB (15.9GB) total, 10512MB (10.2GB) available
00:00:05.368667 RamSize <integer> = 0x0000000040000000 (1 073 741 824, 1 024 MB)
00:00:05.369041 VRamSize <integer> = 0x0000000001100000 (17 825 792, 17 MB)
1 GB of RAM and 17 MB of VRAM, for a VM that has the name
"debian development jessy" doesn't sound very reassuring. You can most certainly afford to give your VM some more breathing room, like 4 GB of RAM and 128 MB of VRAM.
00:00:05.368766 [/Devices/ahci/0/LUN#0/Config/] (level 5)
00:00:05.368767 BlockCache <integer> = 0x0000000000000001 (1)
Go to the VM Settings » Storage »
select your SATA controller » Use Host I/O Cache: enable that.
You have assigned all your CPUs to the VM. The host is going to run low on resources, since VirtualBox cares about
physical processors (cores),
not logical ones (threads). See "
CPU Cores versus threads" and "
Why is it a bad idea to allocate as many VCPUs as there are physical CPUs?".
Just check the link for your CPU above, and make sure you read the text in the "?" next to the "# of Cores" and "# of Threads" in that Intel page...
00:00:05.369053 [/GIM/] (level 1)
00:00:05.369053 Provider <string> = "None" (cb=5)
Go to the VM Settings » System » Acceleration » Paravirtualization Interface: set it to "
Default".
00:00:02.016004 [/USB/HidMouse/] (level 2)
I don't see something similar in your log. Go to the VM Settings » System » Motherboard » Pointing Device: set it to "
USB Tablet".
That should do it for now...