VirtualBox

Opened 15 years ago

Closed 14 years ago

#6240 closed defect (fixed)

ISO Images creates I/O state inconsistent error

Reported by: csusbtech Owned by:
Component: virtual disk Version: VirtualBox 3.1.4
Keywords: Cc:
Guest type: Linux Host type: Mac OS X

Description

I have only experienced this issue while trying to install on a guest machine, but when you use an ISO image Virtualbox will randomly crash. I was trying to install a Debian guest on to my Mac 10.5 host and I could never get past disk partitioning. I know nothing about Virtualbox's I/O systems but perhaps this is happening because Virtualbox must access the hard drive for both reading as a CD and writing as a hard drive (if that makes sense), it seems like the I/O cannot negotiate releasing the hard drive from reading to allow write (because it is in use in two different ways?)

Attachments (3)

Debian-2010-02-18-14-49-32.log (41.6 KB ) - added by csusbtech 15 years ago.
Virtualbox log
VirtualBoxVM_2010-02-18-132332_Tech-Support.crash (35.5 KB ) - added by csusbtech 15 years ago.
Mac crash report
Debian-2010-02-18-13-23-34.log (42.3 KB ) - added by csusbtech 15 years ago.
Virtualbox log

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Change History (6)

by csusbtech, 15 years ago

Virtualbox log

by csusbtech, 15 years ago

Mac crash report

comment:1 by Klaus Espenlaub, 15 years ago

Could you provide the full error message? It seems that for some reason it didn't make it into the VBox.log file.

by csusbtech, 15 years ago

Virtualbox log

comment:2 by csusbtech, 15 years ago

Ok I added a new attachment that should have the error starting on line 791 which can be found at http://www.virtualbox.org/attachment/ticket/6240/Debian-2010-02-18-13-23-34.log sorry for the mixup

comment:3 by aeichner, 14 years ago

Resolution: fixed
Status: newclosed

This should be fixed since 3.1.8. Please reopen if neccessary.

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