With 5 different Linux distros both 32 bit and 64 bit, I get a wrong architecture message on my 64 bit windows 10 box when trying to install the OS under VB 5.14....
Any ideas at all?
TIA
[Solved] Warning about wrong architecture when installing OS
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[Solved] Warning about wrong architecture when installing OS
Last edited by Joe in Missouri on 8. Feb 2016, 02:31, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Waring about wrong architecture message when installing
Choose the correct template for the guest OS. For example, when installing Ubuntu (64bit), choose the "Ubuntu (64bit)" template.
If I now anticipate your response, which would be "I don't see any 64bit options when choosing a template", my answer would be please read: FAQ: I have a 64bit host, but can't install 64bit guests.
If I now anticipate your response, which would be "I don't see any 64bit options when choosing a template", my answer would be please read: FAQ: I have a 64bit host, but can't install 64bit guests.
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Re: Waring about wrong architecture message when installing
Thanks..... I printed the linked material to see what I can do in the BIOS to get virtualization turned on there. Not seeing the 64 bit choices does fit in with this not being enabled.
Got it turned on and I now see the 64 bit choices.
Currently a 64 bit distro of MX15 using the Debian template loaded. Now I wonder if I need to do an install since this is a LIVE version?
It's a little more than confusing.
Will come back and update this every few hours, as to what is going on.
I did the OS install to the virtual HD and it sorta worked.
Software installs are not being saved after a shutdown so I am going to start another thread.
Got it turned on and I now see the 64 bit choices.
Currently a 64 bit distro of MX15 using the Debian template loaded. Now I wonder if I need to do an install since this is a LIVE version?
It's a little more than confusing.
Will come back and update this every few hours, as to what is going on.
I did the OS install to the virtual HD and it sorta worked.
Software installs are not being saved after a shutdown so I am going to start another thread.
Last edited by Joe in Missouri on 8. Feb 2016, 02:32, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Waring about wrong architecture message when installing
Could someone show me how to mark this thread "solved"?
Thanks for your help but I have another issue and am going to start another thread for it.
TIA
Joe
Thanks for your help but I have another issue and am going to start another thread for it.
TIA
Joe
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Re: Warning about wrong architecture message when installin
You could edit your first message and change the title to "[SOLVED] Warning about wrong architecture message when installing OS".
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Re: [Solved] Warning about wrong architecture when installin
Thanks will do.
I wish there was much more uniformity between forums...
I wish there was much more uniformity between forums...
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Re: [Solved] Warning about wrong architecture when installin
There is quite a lot of uniformity: we're using phpBB, the same as lots of other sites.Joe in Missouri wrote:I wish there was much more uniformity between forums...