This also happened with older UBUNTU images that worked just fine with the previous version of Virtual Box. Checked with disk info, chkdsk and crystal hardware info (which is showing SMART info). All of my Linux clients use a SATA controller, which is also the default for most of the guest, so it's not as widespread, otherwise most of the users would be affected.This time the problem occurred using the IDE controller. John: As indicated above, this is now irrelevant. You didn't mention if the workaround fixed the existing guest, or if you created a new guest from scratch which didn't show any errors after you've changed the controller to IDE.John: Additionally, fsck results in "device not found". John: Error on file system: multiply claimed blocks. You didn't mention the exact error/warning message.Occasionally, I do get errors Memory Access Violation from VBox on the Host but that didn't not occur this time. John: There were no warnings or errors from VirtualBox. You didn't mention if these were warnings or errors.Shut down the guest cleanly last night after 4 hours of working on it. John: Irrelevant because file system corruption just happened again. A reference thread in the forums or a ticket would help. You didn't mention the similar problem from 2012.These steps ensure VirtualBox is already installed.
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