using Windows 10 with Vagrant 1.8.1 and Virtual box 5.0.14 but having some issues getting it actually set up, ran into a few errors (some fixed) this one seems to be more problematic.
No idea what causes this, and any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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I have a dell inspiron 5559 and i used to have a dual boot windows 10 and ubuntu 16.0.4.
After an update of windows 10 i got many problems like my graphic card driver didnt get auto-update and my cpu fan got some problem
After changing my fan windows would enter an automatic repair and before even starting it... it would jump into blue screen and enter a restart loop while my linux would work just fine
I tried installing or repairing windows but before the page for chosing language blue screen apears again and system jumps out of installation
I started a system diagnose and ram memmory test but there wasnt any error.
So i thought maybe its grub menu or linux's problem and i used rm rf root in ubuntu (that was a foolish mistake im really sad about this now) after that still i cant install or repair windows. and when i turn on my pc an error apears
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Error: file '/boot/grub/i386-pc/normal.mod' not found.
Entering rescue mod...
Grub rescue>
//
I tried different windows dvd's for installation all had same problem. And i tried installing or trying ubuntu or kali live using an usb but various errors show up like bootmgr is missing or....
Can anyone help?
Sorry if my text had some english problems :)))
May be formatting the entire hard drive then install Windows or Ubuntu would work for you.
Before updating windows 10 (november update) it all working perfectly using latest virtual box. after update everything is not working. I've tried reinstall the vagrant, virtual box no luck and i recheck the hosts file, it still the same where i left it before update.
All i getting when open using chrome is "Err connection reset".
Anyone having this problem ?
Check the Oracle VirtualBox log for the vagrant machine, it would seem there are various issues being experienced, mine was related to VirtualBox network connection on Windows.
Trying to solve my problem I did the next:
Added 'Ubuntu_64' to config file.
Switched my WiFi off (saw this solution at Laravel forums) before 'vagrant up' execution.
Enabled GUI.
Rolled the VirtualBox and its extension back (also from Laravel forums).
The VMs which were successfully run with Vagrant are the Debian Wheezy 7.5 x32 built with puphpet and precise32.
As we can see, only x32 VMs could be run on my machine. I don't know why.
Here is my machine info:
OS: Ubuntu 12.04 64
Processor: AMD A8-4500M, 2 cores
Virtualization is enabled in BIOS. See screenshot similar to my BIOS view: screenshot
The latest Vagrant, VirtualBox and VirtualBox Extensions pack are installed
my user is added to virtualbox group
Thanks in advance.
Dude, your question helped me to fix my problem!
I was getting this connection timeout, turned my wifi off and bam! All working fine!
Double check if your ubuntu is really 64 bit.
I got some problems with some linux architectures for AMD in the pest!
There are a few and sometimes they can be a headache.. I think I got this problem with centos, it was i686 instead of simple x64. I don't really know the difference but what you can try doing is:
Instead of adding the homestead box (vagrant box add laravel/homestead)
Why dont you try adding a simple ubuntu-32 machine and then you run vagrant up.
I dont really know if it's going to work, but it's worth trying!
Thanks again for your answer, it really helped me
After a recent update of my OS from Windows 8 to Windows 8.1 my vagrant setup has stopped working.
I try running vagrant up on boxes and I get the following:
$ vagrant up
Bringing machine 'default' up with 'virtualbox' provider...
[default] Booting VM...
[default] Waiting for machine to boot. This may take a few minutes...
The guest machine entered an invalid state while waiting for it to boot Valid states are 'starting, running'. The machine is in the 'poweroff' state. Please verify everything is configured properly and try again.
I've tried updating vagrant. I've updated VirtualBox to 4.3. I've tried specifically setting VirtualBox to run as Administrator and in compatibility mode for Windows 8. That didn't work. Also tried compatibility mode for Windows 7. No dice.
Anyone else having these problems? Windows 8.1 is to new to find reports of this through Google searching. hopefully someone here can help out.
So, here is how I actually managed to fix it.
The newest versions of Vagrant (1.3.5) and VirtualBox (4.3.4) do not play together at all on Windows. So, I kept Vagrant 1.3.5 and went down to VirtualBox 4.2.2.
Once you have that, you have to get rid of a couple folders so that everything resets itself correctly:
Users\<<USERNAME>>\.VirtualBox
Users\<<USERNAME>>\.vagrant.d
Delete those before trying to run
vagrant up
With that, I was able to get everything running again. However, I have noticed that running vagrant up does go a tad slower than it had been previously. I can live with that though.
Thank you for all of your help and suggestions.
Ran into this problem and figured out the problem. Turns out I did not have the proper virtualization settings enabled in my bios.
Vagrant emitted a helpful error:
If the provider you're using has a GUI that comes with it, it is often
helpful to open that and watch the machine, since the GUI often has
more helpful error messages than Vagrant can retrieve.
For example, if you're using VirtualBox, run vagrant up while the
VirtualBox GUI is open.
Followed the instructions and tried to power on the vm via the GUI and was greeted with this error:
Was able to vagrant up after turning on the proper settings in my bios.
OS: Windows 8.1, Vagrant version: 1.3.5, Virtual Box version: 4.3.4
opening VirtualBox GUI may give you a better idea of what's going on. 4.3 has been recently released, so if you've updated, your issue may be related to that
Running Vagrant on Windows 8.1 has caused Windows 8.1 to reboot shortly after a vagrant up for me. I am able to recreate this every time.
I've been experiencing a problem with Virtualbox on my Fedora 13.
When I try to setup virtual machine instance with Windows it just hangs the system with no reaction on keyboard commands with no respond to anything except physical halting. Please help what might be the problem?
Sultan
which version of the virtualbox are you using, is the latest. Also you could try to re-install the software it may help you. One thing that usually helps is to delete the disk image file that you create for the image or use a different iso file to install your windows iamge.
Try one of those solutions, can't say what is the specific problem with your description
regards