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I've problems with x64-virtualisation in VMware Workstation. I don't know what's the problem:
Hardware: AMD Phenom II 1090T (does support AMD-v), ASUS M4A88T-M Mainboard and 8GB of RAM. That should be enough to do some little virtualisation.
Software: Windows 7 Enterprise x64, VMware Workstation 7.1, ESX 4.1 as VM in VMware Workstation
I tried to create a VM on that ESX but got this error:
I looked in my BIOS but found nothing like "enable virtualization". The Mainboard manual doesn't have information about virtualization.
I hope someone can tell me what to do to allow x64-guests on my esx-vm.
Yup, thanks, this appeared at the top of a Google search and resolved our confusion about why there was ostensibly no reference to AMD-V in the firmware menu. – underscore_d – 2016-04-06T10:58:12.670
Thanks for your answer. This option is already enabled in my bios... – wullxz – 2011-04-19T19:35:33.663
Don't know then. Perhaps VMware hasn't added support for your processor? I know the 1090T is brand new. Does Virtual PC or VirtualBox allow you to enable hardware virtualization? Does the MS tool show you have the capability?
– Bacon Bits – 2011-04-19T19:55:44.987Microsofts Tool says that my computer is configured with hardware-assisted virtualization. That means, VMware Workstation is eventually missconfigured... – wullxz – 2011-04-19T21:09:38.040
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I found the reason why this is not working: http://communities.vmware.com/message/1455752 - VMware has to develop VT-x/AMD-v path through first to get x64 nested VMs working. Thanks for your help Bacon.
– wullxz – 2011-04-19T21:27:07.787