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how to check if Xen support hardware virtualization?
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I am try to check if xen in ubuntu 18.04 support virtualization.
By following this comand:
$ xm info | grep caps
I am follow step 5 of this tutorial:
Check virtualization capabilities
The output of this command in my pc is:
eda-2@eda2-ThinkCentre-M82:~$ xm info | grep caps
ERROR: A different toolstack (xl) have been selected!
What does mean? what i should to to check virtualization capabilities?
Pls help me, I am beginner in ubuntu.
Thanks.
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I am try to check if xen in ubuntu 18.04 support virtualization.
By following this comand:
$ xm info | grep caps
I am follow step 5 of this tutorial:
Check virtualization capabilities
The output of this command in my pc is:
eda-2@eda2-ThinkCentre-M82:~$ xm info | grep caps
ERROR: A different toolstack (xl) have been selected!
What does mean? what i should to to check virtualization capabilities?
Pls help me, I am beginner in ubuntu.
Thanks.
command-line virtualization xen
asked 2 days ago
E TabE Tab
73
add a comment |
I am try to check if xen in ubuntu 18.04 support virtualization.
By following this comand:
$ xm info | grep caps
I am follow step 5 of this tutorial:
Check virtualization capabilities
The output of this command in my pc is:
eda-2@eda2-ThinkCentre-M82:~$ xm info | grep caps
ERROR: A different toolstack (xl) have been selected!
What does mean? what i should to to check virtualization capabilities?
Pls help me, I am beginner in ubuntu.
Thanks.
command-line virtualization xen
asked 2 days ago
E TabE Tab
73
I am try to check if xen in ubuntu 18.04 support virtualization.
By following this comand:
$ xm info | grep caps
I am follow step 5 of this tutorial:
Check virtualization capabilities
The output of this command in my pc is:
eda-2@eda2-ThinkCentre-M82:~$ xm info | grep caps
ERROR: A different toolstack (xl) have been selected!
What does mean? what i should to to check virtualization capabilities?
Pls help me, I am beginner in ubuntu.
Thanks.
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You are using an old command on a newer system. Please don't use instruction for a server 14.04 when you use 18.04.
xl is the default toolstack and as the error shows you need to us
xl
and not xm.
Not entirly true: better is to check what
/etc/default/xen
is set to. It probably is xl.
answered 2 days ago
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I run this command: etc/default/xen eda-2@eda2-ThinkCentre-M82:~$ sudo xl info the output is: xen_caps : xen-3.0-x86_64 xen-3.0-x86_32p What does this mean?
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You are using an old command on a newer system. Please don't use instruction for a server 14.04 when you use 18.04.
xl is the default toolstack and as the error shows you need to us
xl
and not xm.
Not entirly true: better is to check what
/etc/default/xen
is set to. It probably is xl.
answered 2 days ago
RinzwindRinzwind
210k28404538
I run this command: etc/default/xen eda-2@eda2-ThinkCentre-M82:~$ sudo xl info the output is: xen_caps : xen-3.0-x86_64 xen-3.0-x86_32p What does this mean?
– E Tab
2 days ago
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You are using an old command on a newer system. Please don't use instruction for a server 14.04 when you use 18.04.
xl is the default toolstack and as the error shows you need to us
xl
and not xm.
Not entirly true: better is to check what
/etc/default/xen
is set to. It probably is xl.
answered 2 days ago
RinzwindRinzwind
210k28404538
I run this command: etc/default/xen eda-2@eda2-ThinkCentre-M82:~$ sudo xl info the output is: xen_caps : xen-3.0-x86_64 xen-3.0-x86_32p What does this mean?
– E Tab
2 days ago
add a comment |
You are using an old command on a newer system. Please don't use instruction for a server 14.04 when you use 18.04.
xl is the default toolstack and as the error shows you need to us
xl
and not xm.
Not entirly true: better is to check what
/etc/default/xen
is set to. It probably is xl.
answered 2 days ago
RinzwindRinzwind
210k28404538
You are using an old command on a newer system. Please don't use instruction for a server 14.04 when you use 18.04.
xl is the default toolstack and as the error shows you need to us
xl
and not xm.
Not entirly true: better is to check what
/etc/default/xen
is set to. It probably is xl.
answered 2 days ago
RinzwindRinzwind
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I run this command: etc/default/xen eda-2@eda2-ThinkCentre-M82:~$ sudo xl info the output is: xen_caps : xen-3.0-x86_64 xen-3.0-x86_32p What does this mean?
– E Tab
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I run this command: etc/default/xen eda-2@eda2-ThinkCentre-M82:~$ sudo xl info the output is: xen_caps : xen-3.0-x86_64 xen-3.0-x86_32p What does this mean?
– E Tab
2 days ago
I run this command: etc/default/xen eda-2@eda2-ThinkCentre-M82:~$ sudo xl info the output is: xen_caps : xen-3.0-x86_64 xen-3.0-x86_32p What does this mean?
– E Tab
2 days ago
I run this command: etc/default/xen eda-2@eda2-ThinkCentre-M82:~$ sudo xl info the output is: xen_caps : xen-3.0-x86_64 xen-3.0-x86_32p What does this mean?
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