Re: VirtualBox: Can't start VM

[Bill Troop billtroop@xxxxxxxx]

Or try VMware. It seems like there's something to be said for having
them all. One trick which seems to be easy with VBox is to virtualize
OS X but this doesn't seem to be so easy with VMware.

At 27/07/2014 12:58, you wrote:
> Carl, after I wrote this I launched a VM in Vbox without a CD, real
> or virtual, and realized I got a different error than you were
> reporting. I did an Internet search on your error report and it led
> me to the forum postings I then posted to the list.
> You may be seeing the same issues described by many there; your
> error is consistent with some of those reported there. If nothing
> else pans out, try downgrading to 4.3.12 and seeing how that works out.
>
> Paul Lqgasse
> On 07/26/2014 09:46 PM, Carl Distefano wrote:
> > Paul:
> >
> > > Is the DVD/CD in the drive, or ISO mounted in a virtual drive? Is the
> > > CD drive showing up in the settings for the VM under "Storage"?
> > Yes, the DVD is in the drive. And yes again, the DVD/CD drive is
> > showing up in Storage -- it's the first bootable drive.