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I boot off an ISO of Red Hat Enterprise 6 workstation, and it loads the menu, asking how to boot. I tell it to Install or Upgrade (default) and it loads the "vmlinuz..." and "initrd.img..." It then gets to a "Probing EDD (edd=off to disable)...ok" and then crashes.

Attached is a screen-shot and the log (tar)...
Screenshot: Any ideas? I have Windows 7 setup on another VM with the exact same settings (with the exception of a different hard drive image) and it works fine....

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00:00:00.876 HWACCM: No VT-x or AMD-V CPU extension found. Reason VERR_SVM_DISABLED

can you enable AMD-V hardware virtualisation in the host BIOS? maybe that could help

I couldn't find anything in my BIOS settings about that. I do know that I am NOT booted in the "PAE" kernel (Fedora 14). Every time I try to boot using that kernel it hangs right before starting the xserver (can't figure it out either...). I don't know if this has anything to do with it though. However, I do have "Enable PAE/NS" enabled in the processor tab of System Settings. When I disable it and try to boot, it complains saying that the kernel requires PAE:
Any other ideas? Perhaps it's a problem with my Fedora installation not being able to boot into the PAE kernel. Which if that's the case, I'm in the wrong forum...

nuclearpenguin80 wrote:I couldn't find anything in my BIOS settings about that.

hmm... lets see

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00:00:00.468 DMI Product Name: GA-MA69G-S3H

you are right its nothing about in the manual

google found this thread http://www.planet3dnow.de/vbulletin/sho ... p?t=354451... seems to be a buggy BIOS and someone writes that BIOS Version F7 has AMD-V

Exact same error
Host Windows Server 2003
Guest Scientific Linux Alpha 5 (aka RH6)
No way in menu I could find to add edd=off as linux command line parameter
i686 Intel Server Board SE7500WV2

Yep. I get this too.