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I've gotten 2 of these VMware Player Internal Monitor Errors so far and I'm trying to figure out what is happening. I was hoping that some of you guys my have run into this or have heard of issues like this.
Here is the info:
- Win 7, 64-bit
- VMPlayer 3.0
- Ubuntu 9.04
- 8 GB RAM assigned to VM
- 7 GB HD space assigned to VM
- bigadv
This is happening on Folding Rig #2 in my sig. The first time I thought that maybe I ran out of RAM and swap space, so I upped it for the 2nd try with a fresh install of Ubuntu on a new VM.
The VM Player log file has this gibberish:
And it continues on for pages listing dumps of the other cores and various .dlls in windows.
I'm not sure if this is an instability manifesting itself, or just some issue with VM Player?
I have a GPU folding as well and it hasn't missed a beat and windows itself is fine. Just get this popup saying VM ware error and the VM shuts down.
Any ideas?
Here is the info:
- Win 7, 64-bit
- VMPlayer 3.0
- Ubuntu 9.04
- 8 GB RAM assigned to VM
- 7 GB HD space assigned to VM
- bigadv
This is happening on Folding Rig #2 in my sig. The first time I thought that maybe I ran out of RAM and swap space, so I upped it for the 2nd try with a fresh install of Ubuntu on a new VM.
The VM Player log file has this gibberish:
Code:
Feb 26 00:52:38.873: vcpu-4| MONITOR PANIC: vcpu-4:VMM64 fault 14: src=MONITOR rip=0xfffffffffc000000 regs=0xfffffffffc008730
Feb 26 00:52:38.873: vcpu-4| Core dump with build build-203739
Feb 26 00:52:38.873: vcpu-4| Writing monitor corefile "C:\Users\Bryce i7\Documents\Virtual Machines\Ubuntu64 Folder\vmware-core0.gz"
Feb 26 00:52:38.876: vcpu-4| Saving busmem frames
Feb 26 00:52:38.876: vcpu-4| Saving anonymous memory
Feb 26 00:52:38.881: vcpu-4| Beginning monitor coredump
Feb 26 00:52:38.980: vcpu-4| End monitor coredump
Feb 26 00:52:38.980: vcpu-4| Beginning extended monitor coredump
Feb 26 00:52:38.980: vcpu-4| Writing anonymous pages at pos: 401000
Feb 26 00:52:41.213: vcpu-4| Writing monitor corefile "C:\Users\Bryce i7\Documents\Virtual Machines\Ubuntu64 Folder\vmware-core1.gz"
Feb 26 00:52:41.214: vcpu-4| Saving busmem frames
Feb 26 00:52:41.214: vcpu-4| Saving anonymous memory
Feb 26 00:52:41.218: vcpu-4| Beginning monitor coredump
Feb 26 00:52:41.290: vcpu-4| End monitor coredumpAnd it continues on for pages listing dumps of the other cores and various .dlls in windows.
I'm not sure if this is an instability manifesting itself, or just some issue with VM Player?
I have a GPU folding as well and it hasn't missed a beat and windows itself is fine. Just get this popup saying VM ware error and the VM shuts down.
Any ideas?
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