VBox 4.3.30 Windows 8.1 64 bits Host and Linux 32 bits guest
Posted: 29. Jul 2015, 17:24
I had an issue when running Virtual Box 4.3.30 on a Windows 8.1 64 bits host running in a laptop computer and Linux 32 bits guests without graphics mode. I was using both Ubuntu Server 14.04 LTS and Debian 8 Jessy without any X Server implementation. Both guests had VBox 4.3.30 extensions installed
Issue appears when the Windows 8.1 Host has the cover closed or that it goes to suspend mode having the Linux guests running under Virtual Box. When resuming the host then the guests resume as well but if we shutdown the guests either via Host Key + H or running shutdown command inside the guest, then the Windows host crashes with a message IRQ something less than ... on VBoxDriver Next ... Apologize for not providing the full text, it was impossible to me to recover the full message before the host completes the reboot after the crash. I removed the Virtual Box extensions in the Debian 8 guest: same behavior.
Notice that when upgrading to Virtual Box 5.0, I don't see the same problem. Neither I noticed before when running Virtual Box 4.3.28 or earlier. I am unable to say if this happens on other systems that the one I described. I always had the issue when running with the laptop battery. I didn't try with sector.
Issue appears when the Windows 8.1 Host has the cover closed or that it goes to suspend mode having the Linux guests running under Virtual Box. When resuming the host then the guests resume as well but if we shutdown the guests either via Host Key + H or running shutdown command inside the guest, then the Windows host crashes with a message IRQ something less than ... on VBoxDriver Next ... Apologize for not providing the full text, it was impossible to me to recover the full message before the host completes the reboot after the crash. I removed the Virtual Box extensions in the Debian 8 guest: same behavior.
Notice that when upgrading to Virtual Box 5.0, I don't see the same problem. Neither I noticed before when running Virtual Box 4.3.28 or earlier. I am unable to say if this happens on other systems that the one I described. I always had the issue when running with the laptop battery. I didn't try with sector.