Unfortunately I couldn't find the log-file using VMware Fusion, but as I wrote, running Ubuntu 64-bit in VMware Fusion under Mac OS X is no problem. Thanks a lot for this explanation! All the log-files of my 32-bit VMs running in VMware Workstation show "hv-none.vmm32", so there is no VT active under Windows XP 32-bit and/or Vista 64-bit. If you see hv-none.vmm32, then the 32-bit monitor is using binary translation. > If you see hv-vt.vmm32, then the 32-bit monitor is using Intel VT. But as I'm working mostly under Vista 64-bit, I'd still like to know, how to enable VT for this : Therefore I assume that VT is enabled under Mac OS X. The installation of UbuntuĦ4-bit using VMware Fusion 1.1.2 under Mac OS X 10.5.2 works fine.
It appears that this problem is limited to boot camp, > Check the Fusion forums for possible ideas on enabling the VT support. on a 32 bit o.s.?Īs I also wrote before, I'm running Vista 64-bit and I'm trying to install Ubuntu 64-bit on VMware : Therefore my question was, how to enable VT on a Mac Pro running Vista 64-bit! Well, as I just wrote, the Mac Pro has no BIOS. sounds like you just have to go to the bios and enable VT.
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