Unable to run any Linux guest

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tonyman
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Unable to run any Linux guest

Post by tonyman »

Hello,

I am unable to run any Linux guest on Windows 7 host.

My system specs are the following:
Windows 7 64 bit
16gb of ram
Amd six core CPU

Every time I attempt to install any Linux host it freezes after post install reboot and then I can't run the Linux guest. I get the message "virtual box manager has stopped working"
I have included a log file for analysis. I am running the latest version of VB with extensions installed. The guest either won't start or gets corrupted.

Thanks
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VBoxSVC.log
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mpack
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Joined: 4. Sep 2008, 17:09
Primary OS: MS Windows 10
VBox Version: VirtualBox+Oracle ExtPack
Guest OSses: Mostly XP

Re: Unable to run any Linux guest

Post by mpack »

We need the VM log file, not the VBoxSVC log. Please see Minimum information needed for assistance.
tonyman
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Joined: 25. Feb 2013, 04:27

Re: Unable to run any Linux guest

Post by tonyman »

Hello all

Let me provide some more details:

Version of Virtual Box:4.2.6r82870 (extensions installed)

Host: Windows 7 64bit 16Gb of ram
Guest: Ubuntu 12.10 32bit 4mb allocated (guest additions installed)
150gb allocated on host drive

Guests hangs during first reboot after install, forced to issue reset.
After install of guests additions and attempting to log into guest receive message from host "Oracle VM manager has stopped working"
Attached is VM log file.
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extpacks.txt
This is the output from VBoxManage list extpacks
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details.txt
This is the output from VBoxManage.exe showinfo
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Ubuntu-2013-02-25-14-24-14.log
VM log
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mpack
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Posts: 39134
Joined: 4. Sep 2008, 17:09
Primary OS: MS Windows 10
VBox Version: VirtualBox+Oracle ExtPack
Guest OSses: Mostly XP

Re: Unable to run any Linux guest

Post by mpack »

I suggest turning on IO-APIC. I also suggest reducing the RAM allocation of the VM to 2GB, which is twice plenty for any 32bit OS.
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