Ok. Not a fluke. A pattern. How do I identify how a cyber attacker causes VirtualBox to seek Guru Meditation and ask for logs to troubleshoot? Would Whonix advise against dialogue with Oracle?
Questions:
1 ) What would the logs contain? I suspect not much by way of personal identifying information.
2 ) Is TBB considered a penitentary? Tor is worldwide diffe-helman and RSA 4096. I commit no crimes but even TBB alone is not a penitetary. So, no, cyber attacker lost. I am not “low pen” and there is no valid reason I am not allowed to reproduce.
3 ) I thought VirtualBox Whonix was terminated through dnf update. No. All I did was have the machine connected to MA MIT-CERN protonvpn-cli tor. So I got attacked by a VPN I pay for over tor? How was that attack carried out?
4 ) How do I prevent this attack in the future. I don’t want to keep rebuilding from the ova. I can but it is annoying they do this pointless attack. They do not prevent me from using tor. I will continue to use tor. They fail. I am using tor as I type right this moment. You lost! And TAILS has no logs.
Thanks.
I looked up site:virtualbox.org for more information on this error message and all I could find was a ticket from several years ago about windows. My host is Fedora because Debian and Qubes are not fully hardware compatible with Intel Alder Lake.
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00:00:00.928482 Changing the VM state from ‘RUNNING’ to ‘GURU_MEDITATION’
00:00:00.928486 Console: Machine state changed to ‘Stuck’
00:00:00.928996 !!!
00:00:00.928997 !!
00:00:00.928997 !! VCPU0: Guru Meditation -37 (VERR_NOT_SUPPORTED)
00:00:00.929004 !!
00:00:00.929012 !!
00:00:00.929013 !! {mappings, }
00:00:00.929013 !!
00:00:00.929018 !!
00:00:00.929018 !! {hma, }
00:00:00.929019 !!
00:00:00.929019 !!
00:00:00.929020 !! {cpumguest, verbose}
00:00:00.929020 !!
. . .
Sometimes VirtualBox works perfectly, and then–spontaneously–it does not and says Guru Meditation is required. Oracle will not allow me to sign up for an account to open a support ticket. I do not know why.
String VERR_NOT_SUPPORTED
is 1000+ of times in VirtualBox source code. So they’ll certainly need the log to find out what is going on.
Try a local Linux user group or other local technical support as this is unspecific to Whonix and out of scope for support.