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James Brown

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Since: Jul 28, 2009
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2009 11:20 pm
Post subject: The Acer's notebooks don't suppot vt at all
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When I tried to install and to rum the kvm on my Acer TravelMate3043WTMi
(under Debian Lenny AMD64) the system told me that I needed to have
vt-support in my CPU and/or enable it in my BIOS.
I tried to find whether my CPU Intel T5500 supported this feature or not
I didn't resolve this matter becouse in some pages of the Intel site
written that "yes" and in some another - "no".
Some people told me here that from their practical experience not all
CPU Intel T5500 supports this feeature, perhaps only T5500 stepping 2.
I emailed to the Acer technical support asking whether my CPU suppots vt
or not and they answered me that all Acer's notebook don't support this
feature independently from CPU's supporting and it is impossible to
enable this function in the Acer's notebooks BIOSes.


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Mihira Fernando

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 1:20 pm
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On Tuesday 28 July 2009 09:26:27 am James Brown wrote:
> When I tried to install and to rum the kvm on my Acer TravelMate3043WTMi
> (under Debian Lenny AMD64) the system told me that I needed to have
> vt-support in my CPU and/or enable it in my BIOS.
> I tried to find whether my CPU Intel T5500 supported this feature or not
> I didn't resolve this matter becouse in some pages of the Intel site
> written that "yes" and in some another - "no".
> Some people told me here that from their practical experience not all
> CPU Intel T5500 supports this feeature, perhaps only T5500 stepping 2.
> I emailed to the Acer technical support asking whether my CPU suppots vt
> or not and they answered me that all Acer's notebook don't support this
> feature independently from CPU's supporting and it is impossible to
> enable this function in the Acer's notebooks BIOSes.

This seems to be an issue only with this T5500 CPU.
I got an Acer Aspire 4520 with AMD Turion 64 and VT (well, AMD's
virtualization features) are on and I can run kvm just fine on this laptop.


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James Brown

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 1:20 pm
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Mihira Fernando wrote:
> On Tuesday 28 July 2009 09:26:27 am James Brown wrote:
>
>> When I tried to install and to rum the kvm on my Acer TravelMate3043WTMi
>> (under Debian Lenny AMD64) the system told me that I needed to have
>> vt-support in my CPU and/or enable it in my BIOS.
>> I tried to find whether my CPU Intel T5500 supported this feature or not
>> I didn't resolve this matter becouse in some pages of the Intel site
>> written that "yes" and in some another - "no".
>> Some people told me here that from their practical experience not all
>> CPU Intel T5500 supports this feeature, perhaps only T5500 stepping 2.
>> I emailed to the Acer technical support asking whether my CPU suppots vt
>> or not and they answered me that all Acer's notebook don't support this
>> feature independently from CPU's supporting and it is impossible to
>> enable this function in the Acer's notebooks BIOSes.
>>
>
> This seems to be an issue only with this T5500 CPU.
> I got an Acer Aspire 4520 with AMD Turion 64 and VT (well, AMD's
> virtualization features) are on and I can run kvm just fine on this laptop.
>
>
>
Then they all in the Acer's technical support are probably idiots
becouse they informed me that all of Acer's laptops had not suppot this
feature and they didn't know when it would be supported.


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