I get an error that states that the file size is too big for my file system. Running Ubuntu 8.10 win WinXP as the virtual machine. Formatted in NTFS.
At first I thought I was out of diskspace. I checked and I am using 5 gig out of 10 allocated. Then I reead the message clearer and understand it to say a file is too big for the file system? What???
Any ideas?
File size to big for file system
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stefan.becker
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Host? Guest? Version?
Who gives the Message (Host, VBOX, Guest)?
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You posted the same question twice. Therefor, I'm locking this thread.
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Reopend on user request. The locked version, with a bit of more history can be found in this locked one: http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?t=14637.
Edit:
Reopend on user request. The locked version, with a bit of more history can be found in this locked one: http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?t=14637.
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OK, I have started fresh with a new Virtual XP install. I allocated 20 gig. I did the WINXP install and installed some software. Ocassionally it breaks and says I am out of disk space. I used the dynamic sizing for the setup (20 gig). After the error I stop the machine, start it back up and it works for a couple of hours. Whenever I try to install new software, it says I am out of space again. I have to stop the machine and start it to get it working again. Now I am receiving and error message that says:
Host system reported that the file size limit of the host file system has been exceeded. VM execution is suspended. You need to move your virtual hard disk to a filesystem which allows bigger files.
Error ID:
DevATA_FILETOOBIG
Severity:
Warning
Why am I getting this message. I have plenty of disk space and it is formatted in NTFS. VB is 2.1.4
Here is more info..............
General
Name:
WinXP
OS Type:
Windows XP
Base Memory:
512 MB
Video Memory:
12 MB
Boot Order:
Floppy, CD/DVD-ROM, Hard Disk
ACPI:
Enabled
IO APIC:
Disabled
VT-x/AMD-V:
Disabled
Nested Paging:
Disabled
PAE/NX:
Disabled
3D Acceleration:
Disabled
Hard Disks
IDE Primary Master:
WinXP.vdi (Normal, 50.00 GB)
CD/DVD-ROM
Host Drive:
SONY DVD-ROM DDU1615 (/dev/scd0)
Floppy
Not mounted
Audio
Host Driver:
PulseAudio
Controller:
ICH AC97
Network
Adapter 1:
PCnet-FAST III (NAT)
Serial Ports
Disabled
USB
Device Filters:
0 (0 active)
Shared Folders
None
Remote Display
Disabled
Host system reported that the file size limit of the host file system has been exceeded. VM execution is suspended. You need to move your virtual hard disk to a filesystem which allows bigger files.
Error ID:
DevATA_FILETOOBIG
Severity:
Warning
Why am I getting this message. I have plenty of disk space and it is formatted in NTFS. VB is 2.1.4
Here is more info..............
General
Name:
WinXP
OS Type:
Windows XP
Base Memory:
512 MB
Video Memory:
12 MB
Boot Order:
Floppy, CD/DVD-ROM, Hard Disk
ACPI:
Enabled
IO APIC:
Disabled
VT-x/AMD-V:
Disabled
Nested Paging:
Disabled
PAE/NX:
Disabled
3D Acceleration:
Disabled
Hard Disks
IDE Primary Master:
WinXP.vdi (Normal, 50.00 GB)
CD/DVD-ROM
Host Drive:
SONY DVD-ROM DDU1615 (/dev/scd0)
Floppy
Not mounted
Audio
Host Driver:
PulseAudio
Controller:
ICH AC97
Network
Adapter 1:
PCnet-FAST III (NAT)
Serial Ports
Disabled
USB
Device Filters:
0 (0 active)
Shared Folders
None
Remote Display
Disabled
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The Guest partition might be NTFS, but what does the HOST use? Is it ext3, FAT32, NTFS, other FS? Please post the output from parted on the Host for your hard drive. Open parted with sudo parted /dev/sda, then type print and post that output. Replace /dev/sda with the hard drive you store the VM on.
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