VBox aborts when going from full screent to seamless.

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slavitch
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VBox aborts when going from full screent to seamless.

Post by slavitch »

Windows 7 64 bit client. Open GL issues. Abort.

OpenGL Warning: Assertion failed: !cr_server.curClient || !cr_server.curClient->currentMural || cr_server.curClient->currentMural == mural, file /Users/vbox/tinderbox/4.2-mac-rel/src/VBox/HostServices/SharedOpenGL/crserverlib/server_window.c, line 395
00:23:47.712168 OpenGL Warning: Cleared gl error 0x502 on context creation


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mpack
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Re: VBox aborts when going from full screent to seamless.

Post by mpack »

Well, IMHO you've given far too much host RAM to this VM, leaving little to the host. You've also allocated 4 CPU cores to the VM, leaving none for the host (log says Intel i7-2820QM CPU). I would reduce the RAM allocation to 2GB, and try a single CPU core. Personally I would also disable 3D acceleration if you want to use seamless.
slavitch
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Re: VBox aborts when going from full screent to seamless.

Post by slavitch »

Not a valid answer.

8 gig host ram, way more than enough.

8 cores on host, way more than enough.

Works fine on VMware Fusion with same settings.
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Re: VBox aborts when going from full screent to seamless.

Post by mpack »

If you already know the answers, why ask the question?

The log file you posted shows how much available RAM you have. The amount you installed is not relevant. Specifically it shows that you have 4856MB available RAM, hence 3GB is a large proportion of that.

Intel says that your CPU has 4 cores, plus hyperthreading. The hyperthreading is not relevant. It should be self evident that if the cheaper option of hyperthreading was just as good as real cores, then nobody would need real additional cores.
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Re: VBox aborts when going from full screent to seamless.

Post by slavitch »

Oh man, a clear reminder why VirtualBox is loathed by so many. It's the people.
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Re: VBox aborts when going from full screent to seamless.

Post by Perryg »

You say this works on VMware, did you remove the VMware additions before running in VirtualBox?

Sorry Don. I know they are over committing but I need to know if this issue is due to conflicting drivers.
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Re: VBox aborts when going from full screent to seamless.

Post by slavitch »

Yes. Clean install of Win7.
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Re: VBox aborts when going from full screent to seamless.

Post by Perryg »

And lastly did you install the VBox guest additions and select the wddm drivers?

Also seamless with 3D has never work correctly in any OS. Does full screen work as expected?
slavitch
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Re: VBox aborts when going from full screent to seamless.

Post by slavitch »

Yes and yes.


Seamless is fine once you are there. I can save the machine state and restore without issue. The problem is worse in full screen,
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