[vbox-dev] Live snapshot aborts.

[Perry Halbert]

Seeing as you do not see an issue and I rarely use snapshots I will hold 
off for a little while longer before delving into this much more.  By 
the way it did not matter if the 3D acceleration was on or off.  I tried 
it both ways before the guest and media manager was corrupted so much I 
had to restore from backup.

Perry


On 05/22/2015 12:10 PM, Klaus Espenlaub wrote:
> Perry,
>
> On 22.05.2015 18:45, Perry Halbert wrote:
>> For completion that snapshot function does create a file *.vdi in the
>> snapshot folder with the size of 2.1MB it even registers it in the
>> machine manager, but not in the guests settings window or the *.vbox
>> file. Restarting the guest does not show the snapshot either ( which I
>> assume is corrupt at this point )
> Clearly it crashes for your VM somewhere before the snapshot is actually
> completely taken, so it's very different to the (now fixed bug) we had
> in BETA3 which always crashed when the snapshot was complete. I wonder
> if you could get us a stack trace of the VM process (either by running
> it in a debugger straight away or from the core dump).
>
> As you have 3D enabled which adds a big collection of potential
> troublemakers specific to your setup it'd help us a lot to see where it
> crashes for you. In my local tests I couldn't reproduce your problem.
>
> Oh, and to get the terminology right: this is about taking an online
> snapshot (which the log file snippet points out already) :)
>
> I don't know why I didn't have the idea years ago to have all machine
> state changes in the release log. They're key points in the API code
> flow, and it's good to know if some change happened or not.
>
> Klaus
>
>> Perry
>>
>>
>> On 05/22/2015 11:33 AM, Perry Halbert wrote:
>>> SVN r55902
>>>
>>> Any live snapshot causes the guest to abort.  Attached is the error
>>> shown.  Let me know if you would like the complete log file.
>>>
>>> Perry
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