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2 Replies Last post: May 20, 2007 6:43 AM by KevinG  

Failed to allocate page for guest RAM! posted: May 15, 2007 11:39 AM

Click to view PremekTP's profile Lurker 2 posts since
May 15, 2007
Hi!

I would like to run Windows XP guest on my Fedora system, but
I got this strange message and vmplayer crash down immediately after opening .vmx file.

My operating system is Fedora 6 x86_64, kernel 2.6.20-1.2948.fc6, computer has 1024MB RAM totally. I have checked free space on filesystem "/" containing /tmp directory, I have over 6GB free space here.

Guest OS is Windows XP SP2, memsize for virtual machine is set to 512MB. Guest image is located on drive with more than 7 GB free space. Image was created on Windows, nevertheless it was perfectly running on my previous linux installation (Fedora 4 32bit) .

VMPLAYER version: 2.0 (build 45731), I have downloaded official VMware Player 2.0 - 64-bit (.tar) package from vmware.com site. I tried to run vmplayer both with common user and with root account with same result.

Can anyone help me?

Thank you a lot.

Premek Vihan

Re: Failed to allocate page for guest RAM!

2. May 20, 2007 6:43 AM in response to: PremekTP
Click to view KevinG's profile Guru VMware Employees User Moderators 16,980 posts since
Jan 8, 2004
Beware that this workaround may not work if you try suspend or resume a VM

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