ResourceSpace on VirtualBox freezes

ronald1 2018-03-15 20:04:04 UTC #1

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Which version of the application are you using?:ResourceSpace 8.4.11017-1-r08-linux-debian-9-x86-64
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Describe here your question/suggestion/issue (expected and actual results):
VirtualBox and the Bitnami stack are freshly installed on a Windows 2008.R2 server. Upon RUN I shortly see a Bitnami message on a white background, and then on a new white screen very shortly I see 2 lines:
```
  loading linux 4.9.0.6 
  loading initial ramdisk...
```

I never had to login or do anything else. I can do nothing at all. It just freezes.

VT-x/AMD-V is active, and the Network Adapter is Intel PRO/1000 MT Server (82545EM).

Please tell me what to do.

jariza 2018-03-16 10:07:03 UTC #2

How much RAM memory and Disk Space did you use to create the Virtual Machine? You might have chosen a very small size so ResourceSpace is unable to start.

Best Regards,

Juan Ariza

ronald1 2018-03-16 10:57:17 UTC #3

Thank you for your interest.
I used the default values.

But good news: Although I had reinstalled the ova yesterday a few times, I decided to give it another try this morning. With success!

I am new to linux. Now I try to figure out how to install an azerty keyboard.

jariza 2018-03-16 11:03:41 UTC #4

I recommend you to choose (at least) 1024 MB of RAM memory.

That's great. We are glad to read that.

Please take a look to the response provided on the link below:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/550937/change-from-qwerty-to-azerty-in-command-line

Best Regards,

Juan Ariza

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ronald1 2018-03-16 11:26:06 UTC #5

Thanks for the link.

Both loadkey fr and setxkbmap fr get "command not found", with or without sudo.

I probably have to install some extension to debian. Any suggestion?

Best regards,

Ronald

jariza 2018-03-19 10:33:39 UTC #6

Yes, try to install it by running the command below:

sudo apt-get install console-data

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Juan Ariza

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ronald1 2018-03-19 13:40:15 UTC #7

Hi Jariza

Thanks again for your tip.

I have tried your tips, and many others, rolling from one error message to the next.

I cleared my HD, installed a fresh Ubuntu and a fresh ResourceSpace stack, without any problem. I can now start getting acquainted with my new toy.

Thanks again for your interest,

Ronald

jariza 2018-03-19 16:14:07 UTC #8

We are glad that you were able to fix the issue. I proceed to close this ticket as solved.

If you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to open a new thread.

Best Regards,

Juan Ariza

jariza 2018-03-19 16:14:12 UTC #9

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