> I have gone through many postings and confirmed the following:
> ~ check for Dell SpeedStep (power conserver) - negative, not installed
> ~ temp. disabled VirusScan
> ~ tried to change Checksum Offload settings on Host NIC - negative,
> setting not present
>
>
> I have noticed that when the lockup begins, my mouse will not function
> but my keyboard will.

> Apparently I spoke too soon. Dammit.
>
>

>
> "Dan Falcone" <(email address - cut out)> a écrit dans le message de
> news: (email address - cut out)...
>>I finally snagged a copy of Virtual Server SP1 Beta. I've been running
>>several virtual machines without any lockups now for about 12 hours. Looks
>>like they fixed it, but I don't know when SP1 will be released.
>>
>> When I have a chance to reboot, I'll try re-enabling speedstep to see if
>> everything still works without locking up.
>>
> You're lucky.
> I try with VS 2005 SP1 with more problems. The performance are very bad,
> the
> system often lock for 5 or more seconds...It seems that's VS don't
> received
> all the expected heartbeats.
> I submit a bug in the beta program
>
>

>I finally snagged a copy of Virtual Server SP1 Beta. I've been running
>several virtual machines without any lockups now for about 12 hours. Looks
>like they fixed it, but I don't know when SP1 will be released.
>
> When I have a chance to reboot, I'll try re-enabling speedstep to see if
> everything still works without locking up.
>

>I have been using a Virtual Image on my work desktop for about a month.
> They gave me a new laptop (Dell Lat. D610, 2GHz Centrino, 2GB RAM,
> 80GBHD 5400rpm, wi-fi802.11g, bluetooth, WinXP SP2) and now the same
> Virtual Machine is occassionally locking up.
>
>
> I installed Virtual Server 2005 and copied over the image's VHD and VNC
> from a network/backup share to my local machine (connected to a new VNC
> to onboard LAN only). I started up the Virtual Server and it began
> hanging every 5-10 seconds, for about 10+- seconds at a time.
>
>
> I then created a new Virtual Server (used the same VNC as above),
> installed the OS, rebooted. It began to have the same problems as my
> previous image. I then changed the VNC to "Not Connected", rebooted,
> and still got occassional lockups.
>
>
> I have gone through many postings and confirmed the following:
> ~ check for Dell SpeedStep (power conserver) - negative, not installed
> ~ temp. disabled VirusScan
> ~ tried to change Checksum Offload settings on Host NIC - negative,
> setting not present
>
>
> I have noticed that when the lockup begins, my mouse will not function
> but my keyboard will. During file copies from the network (while the
> VNC is attached to the onboard LAN) i would get a connection
> dropped/bad connection error, then a lock up.
>
>
> Any ideas?
>
>
>