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VM: Raising runtime error 'HostMemoryLow' (fFlags=0x2)Ĭhanging the VM state from 'RUNNING' to 'SUSPENDING'. PGM: Failed to procure handy pages rc=VERR_NO_MEMORY rcAlloc=VERR_NO_MEMORY rcSeed=VINF_SUCCESS cHandyPages=0x7ĬAllPages=0xe1047 cPrivatePages=0xc03aa cSharedPages=0x0 cZeroPages=0x20c78

With this product, you can run multiple operating systems on a single machine, all at the same time, making it a powerful tool to test, develop, demonstrate and deploy solutions. PGM: Failed to procure handy pages rc=VERR_NO_MEMORY rcAlloc=VERR_NO_MEMORY rcSeed=VINF_SUCCESS cHandyPages=0x8ĬAllPages=0xe1047 cPrivatePages=0xc03a9 cSharedPages=0x0 cZeroPages=0x20c79 Oracle VM Virtualbox is a cross-platform virtualizer for x86 servers and desktops, and is also for embedded usage. It is necessary to reset the VM from the VirtualBox menu. This service automatically takes care of a VMs configured memory balloon. This service now incorporates the following host services that are meant to be run in a server environment: Memory ballooning control. When the error dialog occurs the dialog box also locks up when clicking to show details. The memory ballooning service, formerly known as VBoxBalloonCtrl, was renamed to VBoxWatchdog. Is this problem known? What is a safe setting of max. The problem occurs less likely when setting the Virtual Machine to use less memory, i.e. Since the problem happens with version 5.6, 6.0 and 6.1 I wonder if this is a VirtualBox bug.

The error can be reproduced when using "test media - it hangs at 78 %" from the OS installation DVD (iso image), as well as during the package installation and normal use. When I set the the memory of the VM guest OS to the maximum possible 3584 MB I receive "Host memory low" errors with status "non-fatal" that requires to reset the VM guest OS. Guest Systems: Oracle Linux 64-bit Versions 5.6 and 6.0 * The commercially licensed version of the ESID includes additional detail including file signatures for each executable that is a part of the application.Hardware: Mac Pro Early 2009, 8-core (16) Xeon Nehalem, 24 GB RAM, 8 TB storage.