WinXP BSOD 0x0000001a Memory Management

[Krokette]

Hi
ich versuche seit Tagen verzweifelt Win XP in der Virtual Box auf einem Win 7 64 bit Rechner zum laufen zu bekommen...

Hab es jetzt Testweise auch auf meinem Laptop probiert, da funktioniert alles ohne Probleme... Beide Systeme, PC und Laptop, hab ich erst frisch formatiert und alles Installiert (Treiber).
Wenn ich jetzt auf dem PC die VB installiere, die VM erstelle und starte, funktioniert noch alles perfekt. Ich starte von der WIN XP CD und die Installation läuft auch ganz normal an... Bei einem Installationsfortschritt zwischen 20 und 40 Prozent, konmt dann plötzlich der oben genannte BSOD...
Hab schon sämtliche Einstellungen geändert und probiert, leider ohne Erfolg...

Mein System:

amd x6 1090 T
Gforce gtx 460
samsung ssd mit 128 gb

Schon mal vielen vielen Dank für Eure Hilfe im Vorraus

[mpack]

VBox version?

VM log file?

[Krokette]

tried every version... now i have installed 4.0.18

[mpack]

tried every version... now i have installed 4.0.18

Why would you do that? Try 4.3.12, provide a screenshot of the error and a log file from that version.

[Krokette]

version 4.3.12 dosent start the vm...

[mpack]

Do a full uninstall of VirtualBox. Make sure it is gone completely. Reboot the host, then reinstall VirtualBox using "Run as administrator".

[Krokette]

now the bsod and the log from 4.3.12

[mpack]

Where did this VM come from, and has it ever previously worked as a VirtualBox VM?

Basically, this looks to me like a driver crash inside the guest, which is something you might see in a Physical to Virtual migration project. Is that what this is? If so you can try booting the guest in safe mode.

p.s. If you like, I'll move this topic to "Windows Guests", since this is no longer a German language discussion.

[Krokette]

ive downloaded this vm from this site... so i think it should work... on my laptop it works fine...

i cant boot the guest in safe mode because this bsod appears during the installation of xp...

what do you mean with "...you might see in a physical to virtual migration project."

you can move this topic to "windows guests"

[mpack]

Topic moved to "Windows Guests".

A "physical to virtual migration project" (P2V for short) is when you make an image of the hard drive of a physical PC, and use the image as the hard drive in a virtual PC. It's quite common to do that with old XP PCs, which is why I wondered if it had been done here.

XP is copyrighted software. If this is downloaded from a warez site then I won't be able to help you any further. I suggest that you try to get a legal, licensed copy of an full XP setup CD. Copyright aside, we can only support official distributions because those are the only ones we can be sure about.

[Krokette]

on the host pc is a original win 7 installed and activated... for the guest i want the old xp because my scanner didnt work on win 7 64 bit... its a original win xp...
i didnt make any images...

i installed win 7 and all drivers and updates, then i installed vb and tried to install win xp... thats all i have done...

btw... on my laptop it works...

[mpack]

I just noticed that the log you provided is from 4.3.16, and not 4.3.12. I had good reason for not recommending 4.3.16!

[mpack]

I also notice that the host doesn't provide any DMI information. Is this a home built PC? Running a memory test on the host might rule out problems with the host hardware.

[Krokette]

yes, its a homebuild pc... build it 2 years ago and had no problems with it... i also made a memtest... without any errors...

[Krokette]

no more ideas...???

edit: same problem with 4.3.12