Ticket #6079 (closed defect: fixed)
Second Guest VM crashes (ATA_AIO_) => fixed in SVN/next release
| Reported by: | BLiNKx86 | Owned by: | |
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| Priority: | minor | Component: | virtual disk |
| Version: | VirtualBox 3.1.6 | Keywords: | guest crash ATA_AIO_ABORT ATA_AIO_RESET_CLEARED ATA_AIO_RESET_ASSERTED |
| Cc: | Guest type: | Linux | |
| Host type: | other |
Description
Running VirtualBox 3.1.2 r56127 on Fedora 12. I have 2 guests machines. Windows XP is up and running. I created a 2nd guest which is type Linux/RedHat and began the CENTOS 5.4 install procedure. The 2nd guest will crash consistently within 5 minutes of starting up. If I shutdown the Windows XP guest and run only the CENTOS 5.4 guest, it runs fine.
Attachments
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VBox.log
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added by BLiNKx86 4 years ago.
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VBox.2.log
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added by hafthor 4 years ago.
- Guest mysteriously died while unattended. Host: Mac OSX, Guest Win7 x86
Change History
comment:1 Changed 4 years ago by frank
- Component changed from host support to virtual disk
- Summary changed from Second Guest VM crashes to Second Guest VM crashes (ATA_AIO_)
Changed 4 years ago by hafthor
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attachment
VBox.2.log
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Guest mysteriously died while unattended. Host: Mac OSX, Guest Win7 x86
comment:3 Changed 4 years ago by klaus
- Keywords multiple running removed
- Host type changed from Linux to other
- Version changed from VirtualBox 3.1.2 to VirtualBox 3.1.6
The initial reporter can work around the crash by putting the cd drive as secondary master in the VM config. This is definitely not related in any way to how many VMs are running or some such, it happens if there is both a hard disk and a cd drive on the same IDE channel and one is (un)lucky enough to get the guest to do transfers with the right timing. Host OS is irrelevant.
The other reporter already has this configuration, and right now I have no idea how that assertion can happen with this kind of setup. Maybe I can make more sense out of this once I find time to debug the initially reported problem, which is easy to reproduce.
The issue is definitely not related to
