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I have a lot of problems with setting up a Virtual Machine under my Feisty installation..
The first thing is that I wanted to setup VmWare Server but this failed completely and now
Im not able to remove it anymore.
Then I tried Virtual Box and everything was running very good but after a reboot a problem came up:
Quote:
Failed to start VM execution (VERR_PGM_MAPPING_CONFLICT).
Result Code:
0x80004005
Component:
Console
Interface:
IConsole {1dea5c4b-0753-4193-b909-22330f64ec45}
I tried to solve it with : sudo chmod 666 /dev/vboxdrv and login as root and change the
permissions on this way but both didn't worked. After re log everything was set to standard
and even after I set the permissions I couldn't start the XP.
Sorry for my bad english and thanks for your help !
I think I was getting the same error when I did a fresh install of Fiesty and VB. The problem is in the memory allocation in VB, you can't go above 192 mb of memory. As I said your error looks like the one I got, but it has been a month.
Is it possible to make guest OS staying in the same subnet (e.g., 10.0.1.0) to be able to see each other? Because I have two Debian (Etch) installed on VirtualBox (1.3.8). Both of them stay in the same subnet, however, they can not see each other. For example, when using ping from guest OS A, it replies with destination unreachable. So does the guest OS B. What should I do in order to communicate through network between guest OS?
If you goal is to share data between each of the installations, then there is a mechanism built into VirtualBox which allows you to designate a directory on your host operating system as a shared folder. This can be accessed by either the host or guest OS (and I presume multiple guests simultaneously) allowing data transfer from the virtual world to the real world.
If this is not your aim, I don't know how to get one Virtual OS to communicate with the other. Sorry.
edit: It may also have been more sensible to start a new thread with this question so more people are likely to see it, and therefore increase your chances of getting a good answer! I've reported it to one of the mods to see if they'll separate it into a new thread.
If you goal is to share data between each of the installations, then there is a mechanism built into VirtualBox which allows you to designate a directory on your host operating system as a shared folder. This can be accessed by either the host or guest OS (and I presume multiple guests simultaneously) allowing data transfer from the virtual world to the real world.
If this is not your aim, I don't know how to get one Virtual OS to communicate with the other. Sorry.
edit: It may also have been more sensible to start a new thread with this question so more people are likely to see it, and therefore increase your chances of getting a good answer! I've reported it to one of the mods to see if they'll separate it into a new thread.
It seems not my aiming because I want to use network to communicate between two guest OS (not merely sharing data between them). Nonetheless, thanks for replying me message and giving me advice. I appreciate it. Thank you.
I installed Windows Vista Business under VirtualBox and now I want to set up a network connection for Vista so I can load Updates. Is there any solution like Bridget Networking so that the VirtualBox shares the Network connection with Ubuntu?
I haven't tried installing Vista since I don't have enough RAM - VirtualBox won't install it unless the host has more than 512MB. But I should think if the network is enabled in the setup (i.e. before you boot your Vista VM), then Vista should automatically connect you to the network you're host (Linux) is on.
Here's my Windows XP Setup, showing the Networking enabled:
There is no networking in Windows Vista guests initially because, unfortunately, with Vista, Microsoft dropped driver support for the virtual AMD PCnet card that we are providing. See "Troubleshooting" -> "Windows guests" in the User Manual for a solution. The VirtualBox Guest Additions of version 1.4.0 contain the AMD PCnet driver.
But even after I installed the Driver its not working
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