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PS: Sorry to all for cross posting - it was not my intention - I thought the first message got misplaced and I did not know what to do. Please, if you still disagree with the logic let me know. In other words I think the culprit is the Pentium 4 HOST CPU and my problem is to determine what version of Pentium (if any) will provide a suitable HOST? GUEST Ubuntu kernel 2.6 micro code requirements?įurther, if the Ubuntu kernel 2.6 (being very much up to date) and the HOST Pentium 4 not so much up to date (as there are several Pentium advances all the way to 7 as I understand things) does it not then make more sense that the older micro code of the Pentium 4 does not provide for the more sophisticated micro code of the 2.6 Linux kernel? Would not the above establish that the HOST - Pentium 4 - is at fault being unable to support the Third, the message was about the HOST CPU being unable to work with the Linux Ubuntu 2.6 kernel.įourth, given the message 'CPU too old for the Ubuntu 2.6 kernel' Second, the GUEST is a Ubuntu 7.10 installation into the virtual box. Correct me please if you think I am wrong.įirst, the HOST system is XP running of a Pentium 4. Maybe I am missing the significance of the message. Aug 2009, 01:37 Primary OS: MS Windows XP VBox Version: OSE other Guest OSses: Ubuntu 7.10 kernel 2.6 Thanks - Ted Hilts ehilts Posts: 4 Joined: 11. Thanks in advance to anyone wishing to give me input. Successfully operate Ubuntu kernel 2.6 on this base host system?Īnd has anyone had a similar situation occur. This was very disturbing because I spent half the night installingĭoes anyone know what the minimal CPU requirements for XP used as theīase host system of the SUN VirtualBox-3.0.4-50677-Win.exe in order to Won't work on the SUN VirtualBox to run Ubuntu 2.6 kernel. Minimal requirements should be only that Pentium 4 which runs ok on XP Reference to various MS operating systems.

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It took me a while to figure out what had happenned. Using XP as the Host base system and Ubuntu 7.10 as the guest Everything went well until I got Ubuntu installed in VirtualBox and concluded the installation after which I booted Ubuntu and got the following message:

Ubuntu iso for virtualbox download for intel processor