I have installed VBox version 4.2.0 on Windows 7 and on Windows XP.
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2 CPUs with each 4 cores (Xeon) with VT, ... (hardware is on in bios)
In the default settings for a virtual machine, there is: 1 CPU
and its not possible to change this.
With this low hardware, i cannot use VBox
In former version 4.1.18, there was no such restriction (at same hardware, host-OS)
Is this a bug or do i have overlook any settings
So, i am back to version 4.1.8
Serious bug in version 4.2.0 ?
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mpack
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Re: Serious bug in version 4.2.0 ?
Make sure VT-x is enabled in the BIOS (yes, I know what you said: check again). Make sure IO APIC is enabled in the VM settings.
If you want to continue this discussion then provide a VM log file as a zipped attachment. The VM log file is called "VBox.log" and can be found in the "Logs" subfolder of the VM folder.
Anyway, I'm curious: what are you doing that can't work without multiple cores? You aren't one of those guys who thinks that 2 CPUs == 2x faster than 1 CPU are you?
If you want to continue this discussion then provide a VM log file as a zipped attachment. The VM log file is called "VBox.log" and can be found in the "Logs" subfolder of the VM folder.
Anyway, I'm curious: what are you doing that can't work without multiple cores? You aren't one of those guys who thinks that 2 CPUs == 2x faster than 1 CPU are you?
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michaln
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Re: Serious bug in version 4.2.0 ?
Also, 4.1.8 does not allow guest SMP without VT-x any more than 4.2.0 does...