Ticket #1230 (closed bug: invalid)

Opened 3 years ago

Last modified 4 months ago

Crash on booting under VirtualBox

Reported by: myob Owned by: axeld
Priority: normal Milestone: R1
Component: System/Kernel Version: R1/Development
Keywords: Cc: Wurblzap
Blocked By: Platform: All
Blocking:

Description

Haiku crashes on booting under VirtualBox (under Windows, at least). A backtrace is provided (see screenshot), but this is extremely low priority, really...

Attachments

virtualbox.png Download (18.6 KB) - added by myob 3 years ago.
virtualbox_screenshot.png Download (30.6 KB) - added by akaposi 3 years ago.
r21460 vmdk image in Virtualbox under Ubuntu 7.04

Change History

Changed 3 years ago by myob

Changed 3 years ago by tqh

myob, could you give some hints on how to create an image VirtualBox will accept?

Changed 3 years ago by akaposi

tqh: virtualbox accepts normal .vmdk files as of version 1.4.0

Some additional info from the virtualbox bug tracker:  http://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/56

Attaching the screenshot of r21460 vmdk image from haikuhost.com

Changed 3 years ago by akaposi

r21460 vmdk image in Virtualbox under Ubuntu 7.04

Changed 3 years ago by netster403

VirtualBox is based on qemu.

qemu's kernel acceleration module causes Haiku to crash with similar results. (see ticket 748 )

If you disable the kernel acceleration modules in qemu, haiku will run without error (although a little slow)

VirtualBox requires it's kernel acceleration module to be functional to work.

Changed 3 years ago by tqh

Reference to #748 qemu bug.

Changed 2 years ago by tombhadac

no the problem still exists - without VT-x / AMD-V

Changed 21 months ago by Wurblzap

  • cc Wurblzap added

Changed 17 months ago by richienyhus

Dose haiku pre-alpha crash under VirtualBox 2.2 for anyone?

Changed 4 months ago by axeld

  • status changed from new to closed
  • resolution set to invalid
  • version changed from R1/pre-alpha1 to R1/Development
  • component changed from - General to System/Kernel

AFAICT Haiku works well in VirtualBox now, in any case, this is old.

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