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Description of problem: For some time now when I try to run virtualbox I get complaints about selinux, which I have set to permissive. Perhaps that's a problem with selinux rather than pulseaudio. However occasionally, like today, I see the load average grow and the machine become unresponsive. I finally rebooted and I see in the log, around that same time: Mar 17 14:02:48 number11 pulseaudio[1799]: ratelimit.c: 406 events suppressed Mar 17 14:03:35 number11 pulseaudio[1799]: ratelimit.c: 562 events suppressed There's no other mention of pulseaudio in the log, so no idea what events these are that are being suppressed. I don't really mind that these lines show up in the log. What I really mind is the machine becoming unresponsive. I only hope that this happens due to some bug that can be fixed.
Duplicate of #672892 ?
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