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MaartenVM
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Bug in OSX VM

I've edited my OSX VM in the emmbedded host client to update OSX version to 10.10. That went without an error, however when I try to click on it now the following message appears:

TypeError: Cannot read property 'indexOf' of undefined

  at https://example.com/scripts/main.js:46:27739

  at Array.map (native)

  at Array.Zr (https://example.com/bower_components/es6-shim/es6-shim.min.js:10:15627)

  at updatePortletData (https://example.com/scripts/main.js:46:27666)

  at updateVM (https://example.com/scripts/main.js:46:17059)

  at https://example.com/scripts/main.js:46:17561

  at https://example.com/scripts/main.js:5:9465

  at k.$eval (https://example.com/scripts/main.js:5:16492)

  at k.$digest (https://example.com/scripts/main.js:5:15047)

  at https://example.com/scripts/main.js:5:16577

The VM boots just fine and I can get a remote console, it's just the overview that's broken ATM.

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MaartenVM
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Found the cause: the client made an error in the network settings. The NIC was attached to a non-existing network and that made it crash. I've edited the VM in the vSphere client and attached the NIC to the existing network, and all is well again.

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MaartenVM
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Found the cause: the client made an error in the network settings. The NIC was attached to a non-existing network and that made it crash. I've edited the VM in the vSphere client and attached the NIC to the existing network, and all is well again.

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elesueur
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Hi Maarten,

Thanks for reporting this bug. We have this fixed in our source tree now.

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