What Could Cause a Virtualbox Guest to Enter a Vbox_E_Invalid_Vm_State
I'm Running Several Virtualbox Servers on Centos, with Multiple Virtualbox Guests on Each. Once Every Few Days/Weeks, I'd Have a Guest Stop Responding, and...
I'm running several VirtualBox servers on CentOS, with multiple Virtualbox guests on each.
Once every few days/weeks, I'd have a guest stop responding, and though it shows as running, it is actually in a VBOX_E_INVALID_VM_STATE, and only the following will abort it:
VBoxManage startvm "<guest-name>" --type emergencystop
I'm trying to determing the cause for my guest machines entering VBOX_E_INVALID_VM_STATE.
Are there any known situations that will cause a guest machine to enter VBOX_E_INVALID_VM_STATE, or can you suggest ways to debug this issue?
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