[6.6.6] No VM compatible hardware allows to create VMs

Enable virtualisation support (Intel-VT-x or AMD-V) in your BIOS depends on what CPU u are using.

Hm, I doubt you did get the point.

 

I don't have virtualization support in a machine and part of the unRAID thinks I have.

 

The part that's correct is the VM Manager.

 

The part that's wrong IMHO is the VMS tab and the VMS page.

 

Ah ok. Now i get your point. Maybe a good idea to post your diagnostics for the devs to have a deeper look into it. I never tried to use Unraid on a platform that hasn't virtualisation support neither do i have some hardware laying around to test with. I guess that virtualisation without HW support would work but extremly slow. I don't really know how it's implemented, but on a standard Linux distro if there is no support KVM modules aren't used and in this case only Qemu is used for virtualisating an guest OS. It's basically a software virtualisation in this case similar to Virtualbox but way slower.

I was not aware that they even made 64-bit capable systems without some sort of hardware virtualisation!  I would have thought that on UnRAID if the user does not have hardware that can support any sort of virtualisation at the hardware level one probably does no want to even attempt it as it would be such an outlier case.  

 

That is very different to the current behavior of supporting virtualisation as long as there is basic support at the motherboard/CPU level.  There is also support for the increasingly common case of the next level which adds hardware passthrough capabilities

 

 

As I wrote in my first post it's what you see in a unRAID VM running on unRAID. It's nothing important, just a small GUI correction.

 

Still true for 6.7.0-rc4. If VM Manager reports non-VM-capable hardware, the VMS tab is shown.