BootMaster
08-12-2009, 12:01 PM
Hello,
I just want to tell you that I finaly got 64bit VM (virtualbox) running!
I have a MSI K9A2GM board (MSI-A7501) and an AMD AM2 socket CPU. I asked MSI support twice to tell me how to activated AMD-V SVM pacifica in this board. They told me to have an AM2+ or AM3 CPU to have hardware virtualisation. AM2 is not supported but I could have a test BIOS. With this one flashed in my board I can run every VM with 64bit client with no problems. It is compiled in june 2009. AMD-V SVM (secure virtual machine) is running fine :-) Btw my virtualbox clients run much faster with AMD-V enabled.
Now I am able to run XENserver on my PC.
Just if you have some sort of MSI board and want to run hardware virtualisation go and ask MSI support for a special BIOS or buy a AM2+ or AM3 Processor.
Good Luck!!
PS: Win7 XP Mode also needs hardware virtualisation enabled.
I just want to tell you that I finaly got 64bit VM (virtualbox) running!
I have a MSI K9A2GM board (MSI-A7501) and an AMD AM2 socket CPU. I asked MSI support twice to tell me how to activated AMD-V SVM pacifica in this board. They told me to have an AM2+ or AM3 CPU to have hardware virtualisation. AM2 is not supported but I could have a test BIOS. With this one flashed in my board I can run every VM with 64bit client with no problems. It is compiled in june 2009. AMD-V SVM (secure virtual machine) is running fine :-) Btw my virtualbox clients run much faster with AMD-V enabled.
Now I am able to run XENserver on my PC.
Just if you have some sort of MSI board and want to run hardware virtualisation go and ask MSI support for a special BIOS or buy a AM2+ or AM3 Processor.
Good Luck!!
PS: Win7 XP Mode also needs hardware virtualisation enabled.