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On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 10:17:13PM -0500, Penguin Lover James Erickson squawked: |
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> today i installed two quad core Intel Xeon |
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> E5450's (Harpertown). i notice in /proc/cpuinfo i no longer have a vmx |
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> flag as i had with my previous Intel E5405's. i have also noticed that |
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> my /dev/kvm device is no longer created. VT is enabled in the bios. the |
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> data for the E5450's states that they have Intel Virtualization |
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> Technology. so why dont i have a /dev/kvm? have i spent all that money |
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> on processors that can't use kvm? can anyone shed some light on this |
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> issue for me? i am confused. |
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A first, possibly dumb, question I'd ask is: Was kvm support compiled |
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into the kernel? |
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W |
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This sentence no verb. |
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