Now my Win7 'host' doesn't have VT-x (obviously). Host OSX, Guest Win7-32, installed VirtualBox 5.2.11 on the Win7 VM. And given that the raw-mode is losing the 'fight', we thought that this was a 'VT-x is not available' issue.Īnd I tried to prove it as well. The issue was dismissed as a 'Host doesn't have VT-x capabilities' (I apologize lean_geek) because everything we tried (on VT-x hosts) was booting just fine. <- That last one was in a nested VM of mine, see below. 0x80000003) occurred in the application at location 0圆5c080e6.

exception breakpoint at 0x007000 ,click ok to terminate the application.

the instruction at 0x075790 reffered memory at 0x000c70 the memory.

Boot medium: Floppy, a copy of which you can find in.

For the gory details, you can read the thread, but here's the summary: Let me fill you in the details by lean_geek, pretty much a summary of the discussion that took place in the thread ' Virtualbox :application error breakpoint has reached'. The Log attached is that produced from the bootable CD. Other OS's (MS-DOS, Windows 95, Windows 2000, Xp and 7) install just fine. All extended features (PAE/NX, I/O APIC) are switched off. In the virtual machine, the acceleration tab in the System property is greyout out (I've checked CMOS and it looks as if the motherboard doesn't support hardware virtualisation). The machine I am using is a 32-bit Intel(R) Core TM i5 CPU running Windows 10. Installation cannot proceed from this point. The instruction at 0x77839A95 referenced memory at 0x000C000C. The error appear when the system reboots to load WIN98 from the hard drive to complete the installation. With the non-booable one (where setup is started with MS-DOS), the machine goes a fair way through the process.installing the system on the hard drive.

With the bootable installation CD, the error appears immediately. One is a bootable CD, the other a non-bootable one. I have two Win 98SE installation packages. Hi, Windows 98SE won't install on my system.

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