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    [SOLVED] Virtual XP not accesible

    i made a virtual machine with windows xp , and its running from and external disk ,and it ran great like 5 days and then i restarted today and it was saying "innacesible disk" and this as a error message


    Could not load the settings file '/media/sdb1/virtualbox/windows xp /windows xp .xml' (VERR_OPEN_FAILED).
    FATAL ERROR: An exception occurred! Type:RuntimeException, Message:The primary document entity could not be opened. Id=/media/sdb1/virtualbox/windows xp /windows xp .xml
    Location: '', line 0, column 0.


    Result Code:
    0x80004005
    Component:
    Machine
    Interface:
    IMachine {31f7169f-14da-4c55-8cb6-a3665186e35e}

    i already tryed rebooting and remounting but nothing... and erasing it is not an option

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    Re: Virtual XP not accesible

    Quote Originally Posted by ur0b0r0 View Post
    i made a virtual machine with windows xp , and its running from and external disk ,and it ran great like 5 days and then i restarted today and it was saying "innacesible disk" and this as a error message


    Could not load the settings file '/media/sdb1/virtualbox/windows xp /windows xp .xml' (VERR_OPEN_FAILED).
    FATAL ERROR: An exception occurred! Type:RuntimeException, Message:The primary document entity could not be opened. Id=/media/sdb1/virtualbox/windows xp /windows xp .xml
    Location: '', line 0, column 0.


    Result Code:
    0x80004005
    Component:
    Machine
    Interface:
    IMachine {31f7169f-14da-4c55-8cb6-a3665186e35e}

    i already tryed rebooting and remounting but nothing... and erasing it is not an option
    Did the location of the virtual disk change?
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    Re: Virtual XP not accesible

    no, i havent moved anything...

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    Re: Virtual XP not accesible

    Okay, try deleting the virtualized machine (NOT the vdi disk)

    Then, just make a new one and use the XP vdi when it asks what disk to use.
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    Re: Virtual XP not accesible

    but erasing the VM will erase all my data and work on the xp...

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    Re: Virtual XP not accesible

    is the external drive still connected and mounted?

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    Re: Virtual XP not accesible

    EDIT:

    You may want to wait until somebody else comes to look at this thread, to make sure that the solution I have proposed is safe.

    I have successfully completed this task in the past, but your results may vary and I don't want you to lose all of your hard work over a mistake.
    Last edited by randy78; February 17th, 2008 at 06:33 PM. Reason: Clarification
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    Re: Virtual XP not accesible

    I believe the solution that I proposed will only work if you haven't taken any snapshots of the virtual disk.

    I will investigate further and contact you as soon as I find something out.

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    Re: Virtual XP not accesible

    Well.. i appreciate that would it be help that i copy the configuration file here or something? and by the way it has a snapshot but when it said that the machine was unaccesible i entered the disk manager and said the problem was "diferencial" so there said remove snapshot so i did but nothing changed...
    btw.. the disk is mounted and on and connected, i can acces all my files and i can see the vdi and everything but i cant access it....
    EDIT
    SOLVED YAAAY
    i turned the disk off and entered virtualboxerases the registration from the disk with error and the virtual machine, then connected the disk again and i did a new virtual machine with an existing vdi , the old one and it booted my XP
    THANKS A LOT MAN!
    Last edited by ur0b0r0; February 17th, 2008 at 07:32 PM. Reason: SOLVED

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    Re: Virtual XP not accesible

    Quote Originally Posted by ur0b0r0 View Post
    Well.. i appreciate that would it be help that i copy the configuration file here or something? and by the way it has a snapshot but when it said that the machine was unaccesible i entered the disk manager and said the problem was "diferencial" so there said remove snapshot so i did but nothing changed...
    btw.. the disk is mounted and on and connected, i can acces all my files and i can see the vdi and everything but i cant access it....
    EDIT
    SOLVED YAAAY
    i turned the disk off and entered virtualboxerases the registration from the disk with error and the virtual machine, then connected the disk again and i did a new virtual machine with an existing vdi , the old one and it booted my XP
    THANKS A LOT MAN!
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