| Virtualization technology requirements not met when installing on VirtualBox [message #52480] |
Wed, 27 July 2016 09:36  |
Gonnagle
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Registered: July 2016
Location: Stuttgart, Germany
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Hi,
trying to install openvz-iso-7.0.0-3469 on a VirtualBox VM. (Need to have done that, before attempting bare metal.) Now, right after finishing the Grub menu, I get a message "Virtualization technology requirements not met", and a choice between "I want to exit.", and "I want to proceed." Any ideas on how to make that go, for example by changing my VM settings?
Thanks,
Jochen
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| Re: Virtualization technology requirements not met when installing on VirtualBox [message #52483 is a reply to message #52480] |
Thu, 28 July 2016 10:48  |
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> trying to install openvz-iso-7.0.0-3469 on a VirtualBox VM. (Need to have done that, before attempting bare metal.)
> Now, right after finishing the Grub menu, I get a message "Virtualization technology requirements not met",
> and a choice between "I want to exit.", and "I want to proceed."
> Any ideas on how to make that go, for example by changing my VM settings?
OpenVZ provides two types of virtualization: hypervisor based (aka virtual machines) and containers (os level virtualization).
OpenVZ 7.0 uses KVM/QEMU as a hypervisor, it requires hardware support for full support. In case of absence
HW support you can use virtual machines with limitations: only 1 vCPU and AFAIK limited memory amount.
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