[vbox-dev] Spot Kernel Panic

[TJ Merritt]

On Thu, 2011-11-03 at 16:38 +0200, Barash, Danny wrote:
> Hi Guys- can someone help with spotting kernel panic without seeing
> the guest's screen itself?
>  
> More information:
>  
> A virtual Machine running Ubuntu Server(with guest additions
> installed)  ,
> is going into kernel panic using VBoxManage's injectnmi.
>  
> While the machine is in kernel panic, it's using some amount of ram
> but no CPU,
> (Yet it cannot be the differentiator- sometimes there's no CPU usage
> at normal run also).
>  
> The VMM reports "Running" state.
>  
>  
> Tech:
> Host machine: windows 7 64 bit running VBox 4.1.4 with extention pack.
>  
> Guest Machine: Ubuntu 2.6.35-30-generic i686 GNU/Linux

For reference, I'm running pretty close to the same setup as this, Win
7/64-bit + VBox 4.1.2 host/Ubuntu 10.10 guest.  When I upgraded to VBox
4.1.4 I started having hangs.  My solution was to roll back to 4.1.2.
Since then I haven't had issues.  

-- TJ Merritt

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