[vbox-dev] No video.

[Perry Halbert]

Good day Michael,

I do use saved state on that machine and it did start to a black screen. 
I did a complete boot and it was the same, nothing would show, just 
black, not even a tty window. I turned off 3D and booted into a tty 
windows and installed the GAs, turned 3D back on and no change just 
black screen. As for the changeset I showed, I have no idea what is 
causing the issue but it looks like it is host side code.

Reverted to the previous build (51242) and it works great.

Attaching a different log.

Perry


On 05/16/2014 01:45 AM, Michael Thayer wrote:
> Hello Perry,
>
> On 16/05/14 01:07, Perry Halbert wrote:
>> Working build = 4.3.51-r51242
>> Non-working build - 4.3.51-r51262
>> Host = Ubuntu-12.04 Guest = Mint-16 (both 64-bit)
>> Tried without 3D acceleration and the guest will display but very
>> sluggish due to software rendered 3D.
>>
>>
>> I see "Changeset 51243" Additions/x11/VBoxClient: make VBoxClient
>> --display use the new interface to the X.Org video driver.
>> Maybe I am missing something that is needed?
>>
>> Log file of failed update included.
> I'm sorry, but I have trouble understanding from your message exactly 
> what is going wrong.  The log seems to show that your machine did not 
> boot up at all due to a problem with a saved state, but that doesn't 
> fit in with what you said about a "sluggish" display.
>
> And did whatever issue you are hitting come after updating the main 
> application or the Guest Additions?  The change set you are pointing 
> too is in the Additions.
>
> Regards,
>
> Michael

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