Possible alternative operating systems include Microsoft Windows, Solaris, BSD, Debian, Ubuntu, etc.ĭrivers for the guest operating system. The operating system to be installed or currently installed inside the VirtualBox emulation environment.
For Gentoo users the host operating system would be Gentoo Linux Most likely the physical hardware present in the room. 5.9 Kernel Panic when suspending the HOST while Virtualbox is running.5.8 Nonexistent host networking interface, named 'vboxnet0'.5.4 Host key failing to operate in the virtual machine.5.3 virtualbox-modules permission denied errors.3.2 Enable port forwarding to guest machines.2.6 VirtualBox shared folders in a Gentoo guest.By the way, I didn't notice any performance reduction after changing that, so this is how my VMs are defined from now on my Mac. So the only one that really solved my problem and stopped those randoms Kernel Panic was the last one, changing Paravirtualization Interface to None.įinally the crashes were resolved. Reducing my VM to less or a single CPU.
So I started playing with them making all possible combinations of: So, I've realized that this problem was somehow related to the parameters of my VM. To solve, first I've tried to downgrade/upgrade my VirtualBox to another release or the latest version but the problem persisted. For a long time I had a problem in my VirtualBox 5.x when I need to run heavy oracle database process and it crashed not only the VM but my role macOS forcing my MacBook Pro to reboot with the following error message:Īfter it returns, as soon as I log in I could see the message below:Īfter clicking on "Report.", it was always clear the VirtualBox caused the crash as I could see the message BSD process name corresponding to current thread: VirtualBoxVM.
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