> You probably already checked this, but could it just be that hardware
> virtualization is turned off in the bios?
> Bill
Thanks, Bill. I took the system down and verified that the BIOS had "Secure
Virtual Machine" enabled. This appears to be the only virtualization option in
the BIOS. I then booted up, but the "svm" flag doesn't appear in the
/proc/cpuinfo "flags" area. In essence, it seems that the BIOS says
virtualization is enabled, but Linux says it isn't.
I tried updating the BIOS to the latest version, but that didn't change
anything. This is SuperMicro mainboard, H8SMi-2 rev 2.01, with a dual core
Opteron 1220 processor.
Does anyone have any experience with Linux failing to detect virtualization
capabilities?
-Brian
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