Re: RAC installation in Solaris x86 (VMWARE)

Hi,
I was trying to install Oracle RAC in solaris x86 via VMWARE tool . I installed node1 and node 2 but when node 1 running , unable to start node2 ,
showing error " failed to open virtual machine node-2 locking of attached media failed "
Result code: VBOX_E_INVALID_OBJECT_STATE"
I am feeling that this is happening due to shared folder but how to resolve?
Appreciate if anyone can help
Thanks in advance

I was trying to install Oracle RAC in solaris x86 via VMWARE tool . I installed node1 and node 2 but when node 1 running , unable to start node2 ,
showing error " failed to open virtual machine node-2 locking of attached media failed "
Result code: VBOX_E_INVALID_OBJECT_STATE"
I am feeling that this is happening due to shared folder but how to resolve?
Appreciate if anyone can helpfor installation what link you have fallowd..?please post the link...
refer below link...check any helpful to you...
https://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=2153312

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