Kali Linux doesn't boot

[mik321]

Hello,

I have got a problem with VirtualBox and Kali.
When I'm booting Kali and clicking on "Install", it's changing to a black screen and nothing happens.

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I don't see any errors in the log file, do you?

A previous problem for me was, that everytime I started any VM, the host crashed completely and restarted.
Then I disabled the "Intel Virtualization Technologie" in the BIOS, and it works.

Also I can only choose 32 bit operating systems.

Best regards

[socratis]

00:00:01.387448 HM: HMR3Init: Falling back to raw-mode: VT-x is disabled in the BIOS for all CPU modes

You'll need to fix this. By undoing the following:

I disabled the "Intel Virtualization Technologie" in the BIOS, and it works. Also I can only choose 32 bit operating systems.

Not being able to run anything than 32-bit guests, is a direct consequence of disabling virtualization technology (VT-x). Please re-enable it. If then you have a crash, we can look at it.

[mik321]

So now I have activated the "Intel Virtualization Technologie" in the BIOS, but then the same problem appears: The host crashes.

So that's the log:

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P.S.: The problem with the 32 bit systems isn't the consequence of the disabling of the "Intel Virtualization Technologie".

Best regards

[socratis]

Let me start from the last one:

The problem with the 32 bit systems isn't the consequence of the disabling of the "Intel Virtualization Technologie".

Yes it is. If you mean that you still cannot get 64-bit guests, take a look at the following: I have a 64bit host, but can't install 64bit guests.

In there you'll see a note about Hyper-V. I suspect that this is why the host crashes; your Windows 10.0.14393 has a tendency of enabling Hyper-V, doing double damage. One, the 32-bit only guests, and two, crashing the host. Try to disable it. And reboot.

[mik321]

I've already disabled it...
It isn't the consequence of enabling it and it isn't the consequence of disabling it.
It's everytime there, that I can only choose 32 bit guests.

So my problem is still, that the black screen comes in the Kali Linux VM Window.
Nothing happens, it's still black after choosing "Install".

[Perryg]

Enable hardware virtualization in your bios and then enable 3D acceleration in the guest settings.
Post a new log file after you do this.

[mik321]

Okay, I've done it, but it's the same.

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[Perryg]

You seem to have something really wrong some place. This file is either truncated or a problem with the host. Look at both logs and see. I would suggest that you try a different OS like Ubuntu live cd and see if that works differently. Be sure to leave all of the settings to default and not change anything until we get to the bottom of the issue.