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I just installed Virtual Box 3.2 on Windows 7 64-bit and I wanted to use the Solaris OVF (downloaded from the site). I imported the ovf file to the VB, using the default setting except the memory (changed from 768 to 1024). After it's done, it just wont start. it boots up then it gives an error:
syncing file system 1 done (sometimes it's 2 done, or 1 1 done)
then it dumps the kernel, then reboots. it does this over and over. i can boot it up in single-user mode.
are they just not compatible or something?

I'm able to run JSF 2.1 on Tomcat 7 without error, so it's something specific to your environment or application. Looking at the stack trace, I see several instances of "java.lang.IncompatibleClassChangeError", which suggests the code is being loaded by a VM with a different Java-compliance level than the VM that compiled the code. You might want to look at your VM settings for the project and the runtime configuration for the server. There may be more issues, but first I would rule that out.
- Ian

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This inquiry was initially posted to the Predictive Self Healing forum for some unfathomable reason.
It has now been moved to the Oracle VM and Virtualization forum for closer topic alignment.
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