Jeff Chua wrote:
kvm: disabled by bios
I know this has been asked before and the answer was no. Does it still
stand or is there a way to bypass the bios? I'm using Lenovo X60s and
there's no option to enable VT in the BIOS setup.
When it says "disabled by bios" it means what it says. There is no
workaround other than going to the bios and enabling it; if your bios
doesn't support enabling VT, complain to your vendor.
/proc/cpuinfo shows "VMX".
Another question ... how to enable "mouse" in KVM?
A ps/2 mouse should be enabled automatically. What makes you think it
is disabled?
kvm questions are best asked on [email protected], where
the developers and many users hang out.
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