I keep getting error messages when trying to load any Fedora in VB on a Windows XP Home version SP3.
It worked fine on my Win 7 laptop, but don't have a clue what's going on here.
I've attached the log file, and the png file. I hope to zip the screenshot of the error msg for Fedora 13, which came out of the textbook. A+ cert. by Mike Meyers.
Mitch
Error msgs loading Fedora
Error msgs loading Fedora
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Re: Error msgs loading Fedora
Geuss i should've stated that the Xp is running on an Athlon-64 3500+, on a PC Chips A13G+, only a gig of RAM tho, I figured that'd be enough to use for school.
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Re: Error msgs loading Fedora
00:00:07.179808 Host RAM: 1022MB total, 773MB available
00:00:08.204898 RamSize <integer> = 0x0000000030000000 (805 306 368, 768 MB)
00:04:51.008410 VM: Raising runtime error 'HostMemoryLow'
00:00:08.204898 RamSize <integer> = 0x0000000030000000 (805 306 368, 768 MB)
00:04:51.008410 VM: Raising runtime error 'HostMemoryLow'
Re: Error msgs loading Fedora
Thanks Perryg,
I thought of that, but now that you've shown me about reading the log file, this newbie will try to add some more RAM if i want to use this machine for VB to run Fedora.
The error msg from Fedora 13, about re-initializing, is that like an fdisk, or format?
I thought of that, but now that you've shown me about reading the log file, this newbie will try to add some more RAM if i want to use this machine for VB to run Fedora.
The error msg from Fedora 13, about re-initializing, is that like an fdisk, or format?
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Re: Error msgs loading Fedora
Pretty much. It is telling you that to proceed everything will be lost if there was anything on the disk, which there isn't.
Its just a standard CYA message.
Its just a standard CYA message.