*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 510571 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/510571
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 510571
Lucid guest won't boot with acpi in virtualbox
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virtualbox: Lucid alpha2 does not boot
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/508777
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Thanks for testing that, Paulo. That kind of testing can help to isolate
possible fixes.
On Feb 17, 2010 11:45 AM, "Paulo Albuquerque"
wrote:
I did some testing with the daily image from today (2010-02-17) and I
was able to boot selecting *either* "acpi=off" or "nomodeset". Trying to
boot with t
I did some testing with the daily image from today (2010-02-17) and I
was able to boot selecting *either* "acpi=off" or "nomodeset". Trying to
boot with the default configuration still leads nowhere.
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This bug stops some people from being able to test Lucid. The F6 acpi
workaround (worked for me) needs to be put in various release notes. I
hope that some version of virtualbox-ose that fixes this bug (3.1.5+?)
also gets into Karmic soon. The Karmic one is currently at version
3.0.8-dfsg-1ubunt
Installing the upstream 3.1.4 package did not solve the bug for me, but
for the record, here's the direct link to the bug:
http://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/6100
Booting the image with acpi=off (by pressing F6 and checking the option
in the Ubuntu bootloader) as suggested there as a workaround d
Hi,
It seems to be a kernel bus in 2.6.32. I updated my VirtualBox to
version 3.1.4 (sic !) which includes a workaround for a bug in the
2.6.32 kernel, virtualization part. See bug 6100 of virtualbox.
Not alpha2 of lucid boots, well at least I see other problems.
So I think this problem should b
I've had similar experiences.
My machine does not have hardware virtualization support, and Lucid
images were working fine in Virtualbox up to a point. Now they can only
start the bootloader, and whenever I try "Try Ubuntu without installing"
or "Install Ubuntu", the VM hangs with 100% CPU usage.
Confirmed. Installation of Lucid works fine (Image: lucid-
alternate-i386.iso, 15.01.2010). After updating to the machine booting
is no longer possible.
The problem does not seem to be kernel related though. The machine hangs
directly after "grub loading", before I get the chance to select a
kerne
I confirm #7, but with Alpha 2. It boots off the original .iso but then
fails after I upgrade packages. It's gotta be a funky kernel.
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If i install alpha1, then apt-get upgrade, there is no problem. If I do
apt-get dist-upgrade, machine freezes. Booting with a recovery cd, and
changing GRUB to let me select which kernel to boot, and choosing the
old (2.6.32-7) kernel, everything is fine.
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Upgraded to SUN VirtualBox 3.1.2 r56127 on karmic, same problem
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My experience is slightly different. I upgraded VirtualBox on XP to
3.1.2 and Alpha 1 ran OK on it. I then did a fresh install of Alpha 2.
This worked until I installed the first batch of updates. Then I got the
failure to boot as described by Paulo (black screen with a white
underscore on the upp
This is a problem with the Ubuntu Image, not with the Virtual Box
package that is being distributed.
I had similar symptoms, so I went to Windows XP and installed the last
version of VirtualBox Free Edition (not Open Source). I tried to boot
the Lucid ISO (and yes the checksum was ok). The initial
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