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KVM: no hardware support, SGOS fails to boot in VMware Fusion 8.5

Open vivami opened this issue 8 years ago • 7 comments

I performed an install of alpha_2016-12-30_1 using VMware Fusion 8.5 on macOS 10.12.2 on an i5-6267U.

With Intel VT-x enabled on first boot I experience the following:

If I disable the VT-x, I get: kvm: no hardware support

vivami avatar Jan 07 '17 20:01 vivami

Live mode works, but an install results in this - confirmed - doesn't complete boot.

dma avatar Jan 11 '17 08:01 dma

Anything we can do to temporarily fix this issue? Thanks a lot in advance!

vivami avatar Feb 12 '17 19:02 vivami

my installation has the same problem but seems to boot flawlessly into "recovery mode" (i assume by "live mode" dma meant booting live from the install media). this is just the standard boot option any debian installation has, right? i'll try using it like this for now...any relevant security caveats for recovery mode?

bmy avatar Mar 07 '17 16:03 bmy

Can confirm both the problem, and that recovery mode works. Can we get an answer on what (if any) security caveats exist in recovery mode?

jallphin avatar Mar 09 '17 01:03 jallphin

The problem is on some video cards running in the kernel rather than in the X driver does not work properly.

on grub menu, edit boot option parameters (ctrl + e) that change quiet splash to nosplash and press ctrl + x for execution.

in order not to do so for each boot, you need update grub config file /etc/default/grub and run update-grub with sudo.

mustafamizrak avatar May 03 '17 17:05 mustafamizrak

@mustafamizrak Had the same on ESXi ... quiet splash -> nosplash fixed the boot problem

one4many avatar May 16 '17 08:05 one4many

I can confirm that @mustafamizrak solutions solves my issue. Thanks a bunch!

vivami avatar May 23 '17 18:05 vivami