It's not uncommon for me to return to my VirtualBox machine that
started many (1200) jobs (each of which requires about 1-2MB data
transfer on start, very little on finish), and find the machine has
aborted and is no longer running.
I guess this could be a virtualbox bug, it could be a linux bug, it
could be a severe out-of-memory condition related to IPOP transferring
too many files, I just don't know.
What do you need from me to diagnose the problem?
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David
(Sorry I had written this earlier and thought I had sent it but it was
sitting in my drafts)
NAT: can't alloc memory for outgoing buffer
Perhaps this is related to the amount of data transfer I'm doing.
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On a few occasions, I did find the machine in the off state, but I was
not sure how that happened.
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David
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