If there is no partition table on the disk prior to the installation, VirtualBox will skip to the second bootĭevice, and then you won't see the error afterwards. You can also change the boot order to HDD > CD/DVD-ROM > other. The resolution is identical in both cases.įilesystem type is ext2fs, partition type 0x83 One of the tips revolves around the first boot failure, only it comes Here's another screenshot, showing the feature in action, without FedoraĪll in all, this weird error is very similar to the problem we faced with KVM, in my troubleshooting tutorial. You can do this by changing the available list of To resolve this, just unmount the CD/DVD ROM-and reboot. The problem manifests onįirst boot if you keep the operating system image mounted in the guest CD/DVD drive. Years, but I've come across this issue both in Fedora 16 and the latest Beefy Miracle. The problem is documented in a VirtualBox ticket aged four VirtualBox, most likely but not limited to Fedora: So the problem that you see this error on first boot after the installation of a guest operating system in All right, enough babbling, let's get this quickly and simply Systems than you are with the Debian family. Likely to encounter this problem with RedHat-based and SUSE operating It's not just Fedora, although you're more So what do you do now? Well, basically you read this tutorial. Get an error that reads: FATAL: INT18: BOOT FAILURE. However, instead of the expected GRUB menu, you
Your test includes the installation of Fedora, which seems to be going on You are facing the following problem: you are testing Fedora as a guest operating system in a virtual machine on top of VirtualBox. This will be a very short tutorial, I promise.
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