DevATA_DISKFULL error

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fentom
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DevATA_DISKFULL error

Post by fentom »

Hi

I have Vista SP1 64bit as host, 4 Gb Ram and 500 Gb HD

I set up and run 5 VM with XP SP2, 10Gb dinamic HD each

4 VM running perfectly, after 7 days I started to receive DevATA_DISKFULL in one.

I have 90Gb free space on my host and each VM has assigned 384 Ram

These message appear after 15 min the VM start (aprox)

What's going on?
VB 2.0.6

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Post by Sasquatch »

There are two options. Either you are using FAT32 as a file system (though with Vista, I doubt it), or the VM reached it's disk limit. When you create a VM, you can set to how much space the VDI can be.
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Post by fentom »

Yes, I am using FAT32 because I have Linux too and this is the share drive.

The HD in the VM has only 3.5 Gb of 10 Gb.

I don't have problem with other 4 VM, and I didn't have until 2 days ago.
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Post by Sasquatch »

FAT32 has a file limit of 4 GB. You can safely use NTFS on Linux. NTFS-3g is stable enough.
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