On 10/30/2014 08:01 PM, Tom Maneiro wrote: > Yes, any VM where 3D acceleration is disabled works fine under the new > version, > although of course 3D-enabled things work slowly or not at all. I get that 3D > is still marked as "experimental", but on 4.3.14 it actually works without > issues for any of my 3D-enabled VMs, which I've been using for months, so > these > crashes are new to me. I mostly require 3D for testing newer Windows versions > (like for example the Win10 tech preview, where with 3D disabled, desktop > slows > down to a crawl, and 3D acceleration is required for some components). Having > a > VM crashing right after boot exposes me to potential data loss on such VMs (or > even in the host PC, when the video driver crashes bringing down my X > session), > and I actually use them for software development and testing purposes, hence > it > does fit the "grave" criteria, according to the description in Reportbug. > > I've tried both versions under the latest kernel available for Testing > (3.16.3), and a slightly older revision of the same kernel. I don't really > know > who to blame: Virtualbox or Nouveau (again: old Virtualbox + Nouveau = OK, new > Virtualbox + same Nouveau = crashes)
It seems there are other (non VBox) issues reported with a similar error string. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-nouveau/+bug/1314405 -- Ritesh Raj Sarraf RESEARCHUT - http://www.researchut.com "Necessity is the mother of invention."
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