kernel panic

[DONofDESTROY]

this might be old issue but i surfed through the internet but nothing solved my issue
my laptop does not have vt-x support so I installed a older version of virtualbox (6.0.18)in my arch based linux distro(manjaro KDE)
and i am trying to run 32 bit based iso file
I am facing this issue on my linux based laptop however previously I successfuly installed linux distros while I was using windows
now coming back to the topic
I tried to open arch linux i686(32 bit) iso it opend perfectly till the grub like menu but when i tried to boot this happens

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i dont know how to solve this
here is the log for the vm

arch-2020-04-11-19-46-12.log

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thanks in advace

[scottgus1]

Pretend the Arch Linux OS is installed in a real PC and that Virtualbox is not involved, and search the Arch Linux help files, logs and forums.

For example, one Linux OS some forum posters were testing would run fine on Intel hosts but kernel-panicked on AMD hosts. Forum guru 'fth0' figured out that turning off the NMI watchdog in the guest fixed the kernel panic. Entirely solved within the guest OS, no Virtualbox settings to be changed.

[DONofDESTROY]

Pretend the Arch Linux OS is installed in a real PC and that Virtualbox is not involved, and search the Arch Linux help files, logs and forums.

For example, one Linux OS some forum posters were testing would run fine on Intel hosts but kernel-panicked on AMD hosts. Forum guru 'fth0' figured out that turning off the NMI watchdog in the guest fixed the kernel panic. Entirely solved within the guest OS, no Virtualbox settings to be changed.

can you please tell me how to do that Is that should be done in the vm's kernel means something should be changed in the vm's iso or is there any vboxmanage commands to do that

[scottgus1]

can you please tell me how to do that

I'm no Linux guru, unfortunately. The problem is inside the Linux OS, not in Virtualbox. Arch would know better how to fix a kernel panic in Arch.

Pretend the Arch Linux OS is installed in a real PC

How would you troubleshoot a PC? Turn it on, see what happens, Google what happens, and tweak things in the OS on the PC. For this guest, substitute "guest" for "PC" and do the same.

[DONofDESTROY]

I dont know but I lost hope and tried vmware-workstation 11 it worked , it dosent say any error however sometimes if the allocation of ram is less than 512MB aprox I dont know exactly
it causes the same problem