XP Guest in Ubuntu 9.04 - hard crash installing 3DHA

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jmkpost
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XP Guest in Ubuntu 9.04 - hard crash installing 3DHA

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XP SP2 on Ubuntu 9.04 - VirtualBox 3.0.2 r49928.

Installing #D Home Architect 8.0 and the VM crashes - fairly close to completion of install. Any ideas to get this done?

Log says (complete log attached):

00:23:09.787 !!Assertion Failed!!
00:23:09.787 Expression: pVM->patm.s.pGCStateHC->fPIF == 1
00:23:09.787 Location : /home/vbox/vbox-3.0.2/src/VBox/VMM/PATM/PATM.cpp(6148) int PATMR3HandleTrap(VM*, CPUMCTX*, RTRCPTR, RTGCPTR*)
00:23:09.787 Crash in patch code f77d64d2 (804e4897) esp=5f736
00:23:09.787 Patch state=4 flags=c30c1001 fDirty=0
00:23:09.787 <NULL>
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Re: XP Guest in Ubuntu 9.04 - hard crash installing 3DHA

Post by Perryg »

Can you tell us how much memory the host has and how much you are giving the guest?
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Re: XP Guest in Ubuntu 9.04 - hard crash installing 3DHA

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Please open a ticket on bugtracker and attach logfiles.
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Re: XP Guest in Ubuntu 9.04 - hard crash installing 3DHA

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The Host has 3GB RAM, and I am giving the Guest 512MB base memory.

I have just tried something and had some success.

I copied the installation executable directly into the virtual hard drive(rather than from an attached device share), and executed this. Doing so resulted in a completed installation.

But the program runs slow and quirky, so I need to determine whether my other settings fully utilize my mobo and cpu (I have an AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4200+
, but my VirtualBox instance shows 1 processor). When I change the cpu count to 2 and I start the VM, it crashes saying VT-X not available (this occurs both with and without the Extended Features enabled).

I will look for other posts to figure this out, but your comments are welcome too.
Last edited by jmkpost on 22. Jul 2009, 23:11, edited 1 time in total.
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