Glaser, David wrote:
You need to have a AMD or Intel processor that supports Virtualization.
Look at /proc/cpuinfo and look at supported extensions:
AMD processor: svm
All AMD from stepping F. I think that means all recent (last two years
or more) 64-bit processors.
Intel processor: vmx
For Intel it's not so simple as with AMD.
Only 64 bit processors will support these extensions.
I was going to raise that same point, but as I started typing I realised
my mistake.
The relevant 64-bit processors support 32-bit operating systems.
Therefore, it's a software issue.
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