A little correction here...
It just won't work, you must have a working 32-bit development
environment on 64-bit hosts if you wish to build VirtualBox. There are
some 32-bit portions of the VMM that requires this, and it won't build,
much less run, without these.
Kind Regards,
knut
Michael Thay
32-bit support is needed to build the guest drivers. As VirtualBox
currently only supports 32bit guests, these drivers must be built this way.
It can probably be overridden with the right setting in LocalConfig.kmk
in the top-level directory - try putting the line
VBOX_WITHOUT_ADDITIONS := 1
in
Hi,
Actually Virtual Box does not build in a 64-bit only environment.
My machine is an AMD64 machine. AMD Turion64 processor.
Linux 2.6.24
No 32-bit libraries anywhere on the system
The kernel is built without support for 32bit code
First problem: Config script checks to build 32bit lib
VB offers 32-bit (i386) and 64-bit (x86_amd64) versions. So it's safe to
assume that the 64-bit version will run in a "pure" 64-bit environment.
On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 3:49 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> I have a laptop that is running a pure 64 bit system. There are no 32 b
Hi List,
I have a laptop that is running a pure 64 bit system. There are no 32 bit
libraries on it, nor does the kernel support 32 bit libraries.
Does anyone know if VirtualBox will run in a pure 64 bit environment?
Thanks!
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