I see that the VM takes about 6 minutes to boot.
Additionally the CPU of the host some times gets really high due to the VM.
And additionally I see in the logs something like this: Guest seems to be unresponsive
I can not see where is the problem.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Slow boot up and Guest seems to be unresponsive (6.1.32)
Slow boot up and Guest seems to be unresponsive (6.1.32)
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scottgus1
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Re: Slow boot up and Guest seems to be unresponsive (6.1.32)
You have the 6.1.32 Hyper-V bug.
Our forum guru 'fth0' has done some troubleshooting and pins down these possibilities to try (HCVI = Microsoft 'Memory Integrity'):
6.1.32 without Hyper-V
6.1.30 with Hyper-V but without HVCI
6.1.26 with Hyper-V and HVCI.
To disable Hyper-V, see HMR3Init: Attempting fall back to NEM (Hyper-V is active)
Our forum guru 'fth0' has done some troubleshooting and pins down these possibilities to try (HCVI = Microsoft 'Memory Integrity'):
6.1.32 without Hyper-V
6.1.30 with Hyper-V but without HVCI
6.1.26 with Hyper-V and HVCI.
To disable Hyper-V, see HMR3Init: Attempting fall back to NEM (Hyper-V is active)
Re: Slow boot up and Guest seems to be unresponsive (6.1.32)
Thanks for the answer.
I have disabled Hyper-V as mentioned in the pointed thread and it seems the VM boots up faster.
However, the drawback is that I cannot use WSL2.
Is there anywy VB and WSL can coexist?
I have disabled Hyper-V as mentioned in the pointed thread and it seems the VM boots up faster.
However, the drawback is that I cannot use WSL2.
Is there anywy VB and WSL can coexist?
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scottgus1
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Re: Slow boot up and Guest seems to be unresponsive (6.1.32)
WSL2 does require Hyper-V.
vbuser100 wrote:Is there anywy VB and WSL can coexist?
scottgus1 wrote:6.1.30 with Hyper-V but without HVCI
6.1.26 with Hyper-V and HVCI.
Re: Slow boot up and Guest seems to be unresponsive (6.1.32)
Understood, thanks.
I hope next release will come up soon with this bugfix and working with Hyper-V.
I hope next release will come up soon with this bugfix and working with Hyper-V.