VIRTUALBOX MAC WAITING FOR DSMOS ISO
VIRTUALBOX MAC WAITING FOR DSMOS PLUS
VIRTUALBOX MAC WAITING FOR DSMOS ZIP

VBoxManage setextradata 'SEA-WS00' VBoxInternal2/EfiGopMode 3

With VBox shut, fire up the terminal and give the following command to change your display to 1280x1024.

Under Storage, SATA Controller, Use Host I/O Cache.

A couple of things that will make your life prettier: Did you by any chance clone a previous VM? And neglected to re-initialize the MAC addresses? I don't know, I'm shooting in the dark here. And I'm willing to take an educated guess (based on the reports so far) and say that so does the majority of OSX on OSX users.īut, there is a great chance that you messed up something in you network setup.

VIRTUALBOX MAC WAITING FOR DSMOS PLUS

I've tried 5.0.0, 5.0.2, 5.0.4, and 5.0.6 (as of this writing), plus several test builds in between. For every guest (9 of them), I have 4 network cards with HostOnly, Internal, NAT and Bridged. I have every OSX guest from the early days that they moved to Intel (VBox cannot run 10.3 for example, it's PPC only), to the latest 10.11.1b. TVick wrote:Definitely appears to be a networking issue in version 5.ĭefinitely NOT. Attachments VBOX Config (2.62 KiB) Downloaded 107 times TVick Posts: 15 Joined: 8. Googling a bit for the smcInitHelper error looks like there is an issue with the host OS. Maybe there is a duplicate MAC address conflicting with another VM on the network? If I try and change the network adapter after the machine is configured (while it's powered off) and then try and restart it, it doesn't like that at all. I have a few VMs running on a 10.8.5 host and VirtualBox 5.0.4. On top of it, I have noticed issues with networking on other host OSes. The OS installs ok, it reboots when it's done and then it just never works.

VIRTUALBOX MAC WAITING FOR DSMOS ISO

I load the 10.9 ISO image and boot the machine and it starts no problem. What I don't understand is that the installation works just fine. Once it crashed I put the ISO installer back in and restarted and it booted into the OS X installer no problem. The whole process from start to crash took over 40 minutes. Then it sits there for a while and finally.

The machine takes forever when it gets to 'Waiting for DSMOS.' I let it run and it was stuck there for 10+ minutes until it finally moved to the 'SMC::smcInitHelper ERROR: MMIO regMap = NULL - fall back to old SMC mode' error. I didn't like that 'Above 4GB Base RAM' message at the end.Īlright, I lowered the RAM to 2GB.

VIRTUALBOX MAC WAITING FOR DSMOS ZIP

Could you disable all networking and see what happens? Also, could you zip and attach your 'SEA-WS00.vbox'?Īnd finally (actually this should have been first), could you lower the memory allocated to the guest to 2GB. It seems like network traffic of some sort? I don't know. VBox.log wrote: Code: Select all Expand view Collapse view.

Virtualbox mac waiting for dsmos