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The VM config .vbox file somehow got corrupted. The machine was in "Saved" state, when I started VirtualBox I saw that it failed to start. I do not know whether it happened before I closed VirtualBox, or when I started it later (which is when I noticed it). I did not reboot the machine and there were no unusual problems with anything on the day.

Upon comparing a copy of the config I had, "<HardDisks>" section was removed, with data (there should be just 1 vdi attached), for some reason it left the closing tag "</HardDisks>" of the section.

I attach the log of when I last closed the VM (saved state). Also attached 2 vbox files, one what it should be and the other with corrupted XML bit.

First, it's Apple software on Apple hardware, second, it's experimental and third, old OSX errors are common. It halted during the iso installer loading Extensions.mkext followed by dots, similar to when I tried 10.6, but there it froze and didn't gave the error screen. This is about 10.5 and the vm halted due to a critical error. Since it booted fine, I don't think EFI is to blame anymore, if it is, then it isn't solved as of 7.0.8_BETA4 r156879 (Qt6.3.0). I don't se VT-d, I don't know about T2, but enabling TPM makes the vm fail, some SATA options like ICH6 are disabled and everything I tried, including vbox-extpack had no effect.

I recently got this error when I want to start my XP SP3 virtual machine in Ubuntu 11.04. I checked and it did not come after an upgrade (because it last upgraded on July 31st and I got the error about two week ago, but now need to use XP) and no settings was changed recently. I tried upgrading from version 4.0.4 to 4.1.2 and to clone the virtual machine to fix the problem, but it did not work. I also read the old bugs about this error, but they all seemed to be related to a version upgrade that took place.