Virtual Machine Very Slow 4.2.4r81684
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CleberCorreia
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Virtual Machine Very Slow 4.2.4r81684
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Instalei o Virtual Box 4.2.4r81684
Até ontem de manhã estava tudo ok, porém desde ontem a noite, a máquina virtual está muito, muito, muito lenta.
O que eu devo configurar para melhorar o desempenho?
Please, use Google Translate to translate from Portuguese to English.
Thank you.
Instalei o Virtual Box 4.2.4r81684
Até ontem de manhã estava tudo ok, porém desde ontem a noite, a máquina virtual está muito, muito, muito lenta.
O que eu devo configurar para melhorar o desempenho?
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Perryg
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Re: Virtual Machine Very Slow 4.2.4r81684
Post the guests log file (as an attachment)
See Online Users Manual for the location of the file.
See Online Users Manual for the location of the file.
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iMVirtual
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Re: Virtual Machine Very Slow 4.2.4r81684
I have the same problem since the upgrade.
I have a Lenovo W520 with XP Core 7i a Momentus XT 750 hdd.
Here is my log file.
Any help will be appreciated.
I have a Lenovo W520 with XP Core 7i a Momentus XT 750 hdd.
Here is my log file.
Any help will be appreciated.
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Perryg
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Re: Virtual Machine Very Slow 4.2.4r81684
@iMVirtual,
First I would fix this.
Something strange here.
I would expect to see 64-bit as well.
What is the guest exactly?
First I would fix this.
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00:00:40.552715 Host path 'D:\LapData\VMShareData', map name 'VMShareData', writable, automount=true, create_symlinks=false
00:00:40.559795 ERROR [COM]: aRC=E_INVALIDARG (0x80070057) aIID={db7ab4ca-2a3f-4183-9243-c1208da92392} aComponent={Console} aText={Shared folder path 'D:\Web Download' does not exist on the host}, preserve=false
00:00:40.562479 Console: VM runtime error: fatal=false, errorID=BrokenSharedFolder message="The shared folder 'Web_Download' could not be set up: Shared folder path 'D:\Web Download' does not exist on the host.
00:00:40.562486 The shared folder setup will not be complete. It is recommended to power down the virtual machine and fix the shared folder settings while the machine is not running"Code: Select all
00:00:40.429418 HWACCM: 32-bit guests supported.What is the guest exactly?
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iMVirtual
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Re: Virtual Machine Very Slow 4.2.4r81684
Guest is XP SP3 (32), Host is XP SP3 (32).Perryg wrote:@iMVirtual,
First I would fix this.I already Fix this is a leftover share, it didn't make any difference.Code: Select all
00:00:40.552715 Host path 'D:\LapData\VMShareData', map name 'VMShareData', writable, automount=true, create_symlinks=false 00:00:40.559795 ERROR [COM]: aRC=E_INVALIDARG (0x80070057) aIID={db7ab4ca-2a3f-4183-9243-c1208da92392} aComponent={Console} aText={Shared folder path 'D:\Web Download' does not exist on the host}, preserve=false 00:00:40.562479 Console: VM runtime error: fatal=false, errorID=BrokenSharedFolder message="The shared folder 'Web_Download' could not be set up: Shared folder path 'D:\Web Download' does not exist on the host. 00:00:40.562486 The shared folder setup will not be complete. It is recommended to power down the virtual machine and fix the shared folder settings while the machine is not running"
Something strange here.I would expect to see 64-bit as well.Code: Select all
00:00:40.429418 HWACCM: 32-bit guests supported.
What is the guest exactly?
My company still have XP as OS.
any other thing, do you need more info?.
regards,
iMVirtual.
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AnotherLife
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Re: Virtual Machine Very Slow 4.2.4r81684
I believe that after updating to a new Virtualbox version, you should reinstall the Guest additions in each of your VMs.
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Perryg
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Re: Virtual Machine Very Slow 4.2.4r81684
If you read the log file you would see that the installed guest additions is 4.2.4AnotherLife wrote:I believe that after updating to a new Virtualbox version, you should reinstall the Guest additions in each of your VMs.
@iMVirtual,
What version did you upgrade from?
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iMVirtual
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Re: Virtual Machine Very Slow 4.2.4r81684
V 4.2.0Perryg wrote:If you read the log file you would see that the installed guest additions is 4.2.4AnotherLife wrote:I believe that after updating to a new Virtualbox version, you should reinstall the Guest additions in each of your VMs.
@iMVirtual,
What version did you upgrade from?
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mpack
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Re: Virtual Machine Very Slow 4.2.4r81684
@iMVirtual: Reduce the number of cores assigned to the guest. 1 is probably plenty. 4 is definitely too much considering that it leaves none for the host. And since an VM services are actually performed by the host, leaving the host with no CPU results in... ah, you guessed.
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iMVirtual
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Re: Virtual Machine Very Slow 4.2.4r81684
I have 8 CPUs, and I was just trying some different configs to speed up the VM.mpack wrote:@iMVirtual: Reduce the number of cores assigned to the guest. 1 is probably plenty. 4 is definitely too much considering that it leaves none for the host. And since an VM services are actually performed by the host, leaving the host with no CPU results in... ah, you guessed.
Regards,
iMVirtual
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mpack
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Re: Virtual Machine Very Slow 4.2.4r81684
Your earlier message said you were using a Lenovo W520. My searches indicated that it has a quad core CPU.
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AnotherLife
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Re: Virtual Machine Very Slow 4.2.4r81684
i7 ?
So I guess quad core but if HyperThreading is enabled, they show up as 8 in windows.
So I guess quad core but if HyperThreading is enabled, they show up as 8 in windows.
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mpack
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Re: Virtual Machine Very Slow 4.2.4r81684
It doesn't matter what they show up as. It's a quad core CPU, so leave one core for the host, assign a max of 3 cores to VMs. Try assigning one core per VM first, as that is what is known to work for the majority of users.