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On Monday, 1 August 2022 01:46:32 BST Matthew Sacks wrote: |
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> The vbox log and screenshot are all I have to go off. Next time I”ll provide |
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> that upfront. New to these parts (gentoo lists). |
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No problem. :-) |
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> It crashes on boot actually to answer your question. |
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I've always run VBox on a linux host, so I am not familiar with MSWindows host |
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peculiarities. However, I would think VBox on MSWindows would/should be plug |
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'n play. |
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From what you've shown you're experiencing a kernel crash of the VM at boot. |
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I'd start by looking at the configuration of the linux kernel you're trying to |
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boot and at the same time consider the settings of the VM appropriate for your |
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hardware, e.g. use AHCI/NVMe for storage instead of PIIX, add more than one |
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CPU, adequate memory, etc. |
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Starting with these recommendations for Gentoo guests should get you in the |
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right ballpark: |
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https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/VirtualBox#Gentoo_guests |
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PS. When you boot the Live media within the VM to install Gentoo make sure |
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you boot it as legacy BIOS or as UEFI and configure VBox to match. |
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