laptop.
I am running Fedora 15 as a guest.
When I upped the CPU count from 1 to 2 I get the non-optimal setting detected warning...
Could someone clue me in as to why I get this warning? ( the i7 has eight virtual processors
Thanks,
Jerry
Non Optinal setting question...
Non Optinal setting question...
I have just upgraded from a MacBookPro 2.4GHz C2D to the latest MacBookPro 2.5GHz i7
laptop.
I am running Fedora 15 as a guest.
When I upped the CPU count from 1 to 2 I get the non-optimal setting detected warning...
Could someone clue me in as to why I get this warning? ( the i7 has eight virtual processors
Thanks,
Jerry
laptop.
I am running Fedora 15 as a guest.
When I upped the CPU count from 1 to 2 I get the non-optimal setting detected warning...
Could someone clue me in as to why I get this warning? ( the i7 has eight virtual processors
Thanks,
Jerry
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Re: Non Optinal setting question...
The warning normally points you to the section that needs attention.
Given what you did I would check the io apic and make sure it is enabled.
Given what you did I would check the io apic and make sure it is enabled.
Re: Non Optinal setting question...
Hmm, went back and checked and the warning was gone ( and io apic was checked, strange)Perryg wrote:The warning normally points you to the section that needs attention.
Given what you did I would check the io apic and make sure it is enabled.
I sure wish that the wizards would fix VBox so that resuming from a saved state did not crash
on the Mac.
Jerry