Virtualbox calling virtualbox doesn't see passed cpus
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Virtualbox calling virtualbox doesn't see passed cpus
I am working on a Linux virtualbox machine I spawned from a windows10 host. This Linux box in turn is calling a program called vagrant that spawns another linux environment via virtualbox with 2 cpus, or at least i want it to. Though I created the initial Linux machine with 4 cpus that show up as being present with a system check, they aren't showing up as available in the Virtualbox configuration tool. Does anyone have any idea why?
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Re: Virtualbox calling virtualbox doesn't see passed cpus
Vagrant isn't supported here on these forums. Please try their support forums.
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Re: Virtualbox calling virtualbox doesn't see passed cpus
Quite apart from the Vagrant aspect, nested virtualization was not supported at all in version 5 and is now supported in version 6, but only for AMD CPUs.
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Re: Virtualbox calling virtualbox doesn't see passed cpus
And now for Intel CPUs with 6.1.0beta*...BillG wrote:but only for AMD CPUs.
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