VirtualBox

Ticket #1874 (new defect)

Opened 3 months ago

Last modified 1 month ago

Clonevdi still results in crashing VirtualBox (version 1.6.2)

Reported by: requestor12 Assigned to:
Priority: major Component: other
Version: VirtualBox 1.6.4 Keywords:
Cc: Guest type: Windows
Host type: Windows

Description

Hi,

I make use of VirtualBox version 1.6.2 and when I clone a harddisk (vdi file) I use the following command: D:\Virtual PC (Sun)\VirtualBox\VDI>"c:\Program Files\sun\xVM VirtualBox\VBoxManage.exe" clonevdi "Harddisk VM Sun.vdi" "Harddisk VM Sun original.vdi"

VirtualBox crashes every time at the end of the copy process (though 100% is reached) and generates the message " Sun xVM VirtualBox Interface has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience. If you were in the middle of something, the information you were working on might be lost.

How can I fix this?

Change History

07/25/08 09:23:19 changed by requestor12

Btw: I also tried to copy a VDI file where the filenames do not contain <spaces>, and I did a reinstallation of both Windows and VirtualBox.

07/25/08 12:54:35 changed by sandervl73

We can't reproduce this here. Are you running out of disk space perhaps?

07/25/08 13:05:20 changed by requestor12

No absolutely not (> 20 GB disk space left where the VDI file is approximately 2 GB).

Are there maybe any prerequisites w.r.t. 3rd party software that needs to be installed in order for VirtualBox to run properly, such as the latest version of .NET, or the latest version of DirectX etc.

07/25/08 13:10:36 changed by sandervl73

None. Which windows version are you using?

07/25/08 13:43:48 changed by requestor12

XP with SP3. Patch level of Windows is up-to-date (so all patches after SP3 are also installed)

07/28/08 09:42:52 changed by requestor12

This weekend, I run some additional tests: I did a reinstallation of VirtualBox on a different partition and afterwards I did a reinstallation of Windows XP within the Virtual Machine. Unfortunately, I had the same error message as stated above.

Can it be that I have some kind of physical memory error, which results in e.g. a CRC checksum error which is not being correctly handled by VirtualBox?

Btw, VirtualBox is able to process the copied harddisk...

07/29/08 23:11:21 changed by mrewain

Hi,

I have exactly the same error.
VirtualBox 1.6.2
Host system: WindowsXP Pro SP1 (50GB free space for 1.3GB vdi file)
Guest System: WindowsXP Pro SP0
Error Signature:
AppName? : vboxsvc.exe AppVer? : 1.0.0.1 ModName?: unknown ModVer? : 0.0.0.0 Offset : 00001214


But my copied file crashes always, which is my main concern, because I just want to backup some configurations.

I did some CloneVDI several months ago with earlier VirtualBox version(s) without any problems.

08/09/08 17:41:00 changed by chdh

I have the same effect with VirtualBox 1.6.2 and 1.6.4 on WinXP SP2. It copies up to 100% and then crashes. Some months ago it worked.

The Windows event log contains the following error message: Faulting application vboxsvc.exe, version 1.0.0.1, faulting module unknown, version 0.0.0.0, fault address 0x000005b4.

The copied VDI file has the same size as the original file.

08/09/08 19:07:24 changed by frank

  • version changed from VirtualBox 1.6.2 to VirtualBox 1.6.4.

Can you provide a minidump? See http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/User_FAQ

08/15/08 20:19:02 changed by chdh

We have produced two different minidump files and stored them at:

http://source-code.biz/temp/virtualbox

The error occurs in different variations. Sometimes it does not occur at all (on the same computer and with the same VDI file which is copied). Sometimes the DEP (data execution prevention) is triggered.

The stack trace for the first dump file is:

774ff2a6 ole32CoInitialize+0x9c 774fee98 ole32CoInitializeEx+0x32b 00436916 ole32CoUninitialize+0x52 004356ad VBoxManage+0x36916 7c816fd7 VBoxManage+0x356ad

The error occurred within CoUnitialize?, which is called when VboxManage? terminates. There is probably some memory corruption.

09/11/08 16:08:25 changed by chdh

This error still occurs with Virtualbox 2.0.0.

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