Vagrant startup failure, staying at Waiting for VM to boot Solution

Vagrant startup failure, staying at Waiting for VM to boot Solution

Timevagrant upIt fails to start. It stays in the following link and consumes 100% of the CPU at the same time:

[default] Booting VM...[default] Waiting for VM to boot. This can take a few minutes.

In this case, we can only force power-off on the VirtualBox Management Panel. When running againvagrant upStill unable to enter the system, you can see a GRUB interface in VirtualBox. This is the GRUB Security Mode Interface (common in Ubuntu ). There is no countdown on this interface by default, so we cannot enter the system.

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Solution

Run the system on the VirtualBox panel and press enter on the GRUB interface to log on to the system. User Name:vagrant, Password:vagrant, Edit/etc/grub.d/00_header, Find:

if [ "\${recordfail}" = 1 ]; then  set timeout=-1

Set-1Change10You can:

if [ "\${recordfail}" = 1 ]; then  set timeout=10

Run again$ update-grubUpdate GRUB and use it after Shutdown$ vagrant upStart the instance properly.

Here is the solution for force Power Failure. As for why vagrant fails to start in other cases, I have not found the cause.

The VBoxManage contains a series of command line tools to manage virtual machines.

VBoxManage startvm $vm --type headless

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