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Kernel panic not syncing attempted to kill in it
Posted: 28. Sep 2016, 15:09
by hs0774
I downloaded ubuntu 14.04.4 and this is the error I keep getting. How do i fix it?
Re: Kernel panic not syncing attempted to kill in it
Posted: 28. Sep 2016, 15:39
by mpack
I wonder why you thought you could get an Ubuntu support question answered in a Windows forum on a VirtualBox website?
Re: Kernel panic not syncing attempted to kill in it
Posted: 28. Sep 2016, 15:51
by socratis
Ubuntu is running in a VM. Apparent from the menus on the top of the screenshot.
@hs0774. With the VM completely shut-down, right-click on the VM, Show log, and post the last VBox.log (zipped) as an attachment.
Re: Kernel panic not syncing attempted to kill in it
Posted: 28. Sep 2016, 15:59
by hs0774
What do you mean by VM? the virtual manager?
Re: Kernel panic not syncing attempted to kill in it
Posted: 28. Sep 2016, 16:04
by hs0774
here it is. @socratis
Re: Kernel panic not syncing attempted to kill in it
Posted: 28. Sep 2016, 16:35
by mpack
Since the hint didn't work: moving this topic to "Linux Guests", since the host is irrelevant to the question asked.
Re: Kernel panic not syncing attempted to kill in it
Posted: 28. Sep 2016, 16:58
by Perryg
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00:00:04.832813 HM: HMR3Init: Falling back to raw-mode: AMD-V is disabled in the BIOS (or by the host OS)
Fix the above and see if it fixes your issue.
Re: Kernel panic not syncing attempted to kill in it
Posted: 28. Sep 2016, 17:40
by socratis
And another quick thing:
00:00:02.990006 Host RAM: 5090MB total, 2592MB available
00:00:04.832083 RamSize <integer> = 0x00000000be300000 (3 190 816 768, 2 GB)
3190816768 bytes is not exactly 2 GB, it's 2.97 GB or else 3043 MB. You are assigning more memory to your guest than you actually have available. Lower your memory settings for the guest.
PS. Based on that "rounding" of the reported RAM, which has bitten me before in the past, I opened up
ticket #15999: RamSize wrong value in VBox.log.