Hello,
I have Windows 7, I wanted to install Linux on a virtual machine. So I have the ISO file and try to run it but I get the following error:
imgur. com/wdyvuD1
Can anyone tell me what it means?
Can't boot up Linux
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noteirak
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Re: Can't boot up Linux
Enable Hardware Virtualization (VT-x or AMD-v) in your BIOS
Hyperbox - Virtual Infrastructure Manager - https://apps.kamax.lu/hyperbox/
Manage your VirtualBox infrastructure the free way!
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Re: Can't boot up Linux
Okay that was the problem, thank you bro!noteirak wrote:Enable Hardware Virtualization (VT-x or AMD-v) in your BIOS
EDIT: Wait a sec, I restarted it and now it says: "FATAL: No bootable medium found! System halted."
Why does it say that all over sudden?
edit
Nvm I think I got it
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dsh21
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Re: Can't boot up Linux
did you mount the .iso under storage and hit f12 at bootup of the vm and select cd?