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Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #3613, comment 25


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May 30, 2012 8:39:31 AM (12 years ago)
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  • Ticket #3613, comment 25

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    22Hello!
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    4 Just for the sake of experiment I have converted VDI disk to VMDK, created new (similar) virtual machine in VMware Workstation, attach the disk to that machine, and voila - no more interrupts based CPU empty activity.
     4Just for the sake of experiment I have converted VDI disk to VMDK, created new (similar) virtual machine in VMware Workstation, attached the disk to that machine, and voila - no more abnormal (>50%) interrupts based CPU activity.
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    6 Off course MS SQL is the culprit here, but the real solution has to be found inside VirtualBox core - it is there that must be possible to handle in a proper manner the huge amount of interrupts arising from MS-SQL-changed-way of IRQ-ing.
     6Of course MS SQL is the culprit here, but the real solution has to be found inside VirtualBox core - in it must be possible to handle the huge amount of interrupts arising from MS SQL.
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    8 So, basically, this is addressed to the Oracle VirtualBox developers - is this an issue you are working on? Can we rely on VirtualBox for MS SQL based applications in the future versions of VirtualBox?
     8So, basically, this is addressed to the Oracle VirtualBox developers - is this an issue they are working on?
     9Can we rely on VirtualBox for MS SQL based applications in the future versions of VirtualBox?
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    10 I would really like to have an immediate solution to this problem, either in form CLI vboxmanage command (preferable) or in new bug-fixed subversion of our favorite virtualization software - VirtualBox.
     11I would really like to have an immediate solution to this problem, either in form CLI vboxmanage command (preferable),  or as a new version of VirtualBox.
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    1213Thanks!

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