Ubuntu 13.04 VM in aborted state
Ubuntu 13.04 VM in aborted state
Hello guys.
Im having an issue with my ubuntu guest. It says aborted as status. I have checked the log but im unable to find what is causing it, not sure where to look for.
Can anybody help me solve this?
Thanks for your help. Regards
Im having an issue with my ubuntu guest. It says aborted as status. I have checked the log but im unable to find what is causing it, not sure where to look for.
Can anybody help me solve this?
Thanks for your help. Regards
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Perryg
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Re: Ubuntu 13.04 VM in aborted state
00:00:00.836020 Guest OS type: 'Ubuntu'
Select Ubuntu_64 in the guest settings ( version )
Select Ubuntu_64 in the guest settings ( version )
Re: Ubuntu 13.04 VM in aborted state
Its already in Ubuntu (64bit) I just tried changing that setting to other Linux too but it didnt work either. The vm keeps craching and the status is still aborted.Perryg wrote:00:00:00.836020 Guest OS type: 'Ubuntu'
Select Ubuntu_64 in the guest settings ( version )
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Re: Ubuntu 13.04 VM in aborted state
The snippet I posted above came from your log file. It did not say Ubuntu_64 it said Ubuntu which is the 32-bit setting.
So tell me when this started aborting? What changed if this used to work?
You can also post a new guest log showing the (Ubuntu_64) and then we can see what else may be wrong.
So tell me when this started aborting? What changed if this used to work?
You can also post a new guest log showing the (Ubuntu_64) and then we can see what else may be wrong.
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Well thats weird because the VM it was already with the option for 64 bit. I´ll atach the image.Perryg wrote:The snippet I posted above came from your log file. It did not say Ubuntu_64 it said Ubuntu which is the 32-bit setting.
So tell me when this started aborting? What changed if this used to work?
You can also post a new guest log showing the (Ubuntu_64) and then we can see what else may be wrong.
This machine is basically used to host apps i use for development that i dont want to use in windows and downloads too. Its been working fine for at least 1 year until now.
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00:00:00.836020 Guest OS type: 'Ubuntu'
00:00:02.150032 HM: Guest support: 32-bit only.So I ask again when did this start happening?
Has the guest ever worked?
Do you see any errors on the screen when you try to run the guest?
Did you see any errors during the original install?
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I think it started saturday or sunday. I´m sure i was using it on saturday and when i tried to use it con sunday it was like this.
Yes it was working perfectly.
No i dont see any errors in guest when booting, only after a black screen the VM crashes and the Windows error appears that the process stoped working.
I dont remember errors during the original install. In the last month i did a couple of things as reinstalling Google Chrome, I updated the ubuntu maybe 2 weeks ago. I updated the Virtual Box version 1 or 2 month ago.
When i updated the Virtualbox Version i think i had to recreate the Virtual Machine using the same (old) virtual disks, and at that time i created it wrong using the 32bit ubuntu, but then i changed it back to 64bit and it was working fine
Yes it was working perfectly.
No i dont see any errors in guest when booting, only after a black screen the VM crashes and the Windows error appears that the process stoped working.
I dont remember errors during the original install. In the last month i did a couple of things as reinstalling Google Chrome, I updated the ubuntu maybe 2 weeks ago. I updated the Virtual Box version 1 or 2 month ago.
When i updated the Virtualbox Version i think i had to recreate the Virtual Machine using the same (old) virtual disks, and at that time i created it wrong using the 32bit ubuntu, but then i changed it back to 64bit and it was working fine
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Re: Ubuntu 13.04 VM in aborted state
OK so shut everything VBox down and reboot the host ( if you have not already ) then open VirtualBox and select Ubuntu_64 and try to start the guest. If it aborts again post the log file of that session only. It will be the newest and not have a number in the name.
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Ok here its the new LogPerryg wrote:OK so shut everything VBox down and reboot the host ( if you have not already ) then open VirtualBox and select Ubuntu_64 and try to start the guest. If it aborts again post the log file of that session only. It will be the newest and not have a number in the name.
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00:00:00.836020 Guest OS type: 'Ubuntu'Post the following as an attachment
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VBoxManage showvminfo <name|uuid> Re: Ubuntu 13.04 VM in aborted state
Here is the filePerryg wrote:Still shows 32-bitCode: Select all
00:00:00.836020 Guest OS type: 'Ubuntu'
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VBoxManage showvminfo <name|uuid>
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Re: Ubuntu 13.04 VM in aborted state
Somewhere the guest has lost it, or VBox has, due to the change in the way the guest is created.
Try setting the longmode manually and see if it will boot.
Try setting the longmode manually and see if it will boot.
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VBoxManage modifyvm <name|uuid> --longmode onRe: Ubuntu 13.04 VM in aborted state
Nope, still crashing 