Hi,

 

I am trying to create a windows 7 VM, i selected the ISO and also downloaded the VirtLO drivers. I entered the required information while creating the VM however ever when i click create VM i get this error:

 

Error creating VM: Cannot check QEMU binary a0cdd624-dad7-dd11-aa1b-f0795966d072x86_64NehalemInteltcprdma8047432none0dac0+0:+100+0:+100hvm32/usr/bin/qemu-system-x86_64pcpc-1.3pc-0.12pc-q35-1.6xenpvpc-i440fx-1.7pc-q35-1.5pc-i440fx-1.6q35pc-q35-2.1pc-0.11pc-1.2isapcpc-0.10pc-q35-1.4xenfvpc-0.15pc-i440fx-1.5pc-q35-2.0pc-i440fx-1.4pc-0.14pc-1.1pc-q35-1.7pc-i440fx-2.1pc-1.0pc-i440fx-2.0pc-0.13hvm64/usr/bin/qemu-system-x86_64pcpc-1.3pc-0.12pc-q35-1.6xenpvpc-i440fx-1.7pc-q35-1.5pc-i440fx-1.6q35pc-q35-2.1pc-0.11pc-1.2isapcpc-0.10pc-q35-1.4xenfvpc-0.15pc-i440fx-1.5pc-q35-2.0pc-i440fx-1.4pc-0.14pc-1.1pc-q35-1.7pc-i440fx-2.1pc-1.0pc-i440fx-2.0pc-0.13: No such file or directory

 

Can anyone please explain what this means?

See the manual in my signature about enabling virtualization in your bios

Hi,

 

I am trying to create a windows 7 VM, i selected the ISO and also downloaded the VirtLO drivers. I entered the required information while creating the VM however ever when i click create VM i get this error:

 

Error creating VM: Cannot check QEMU binary a0cdd624-dad7-dd11-aa1b-f0795966d072x86_64NehalemInteltcprdma8047432none0dac0+0:+100+0:+100hvm32/usr/bin/qemu-system-x86_64pcpc-1.3pc-0.12pc-q35-1.6xenpvpc-i440fx-1.7pc-q35-1.5pc-i440fx-1.6q35pc-q35-2.1pc-0.11pc-1.2isapcpc-0.10pc-q35-1.4xenfvpc-0.15pc-i440fx-1.5pc-q35-2.0pc-i440fx-1.4pc-0.14pc-1.1pc-q35-1.7pc-i440fx-2.1pc-1.0pc-i440fx-2.0pc-0.13hvm64/usr/bin/qemu-system-x86_64pcpc-1.3pc-0.12pc-q35-1.6xenpvpc-i440fx-1.7pc-q35-1.5pc-i440fx-1.6q35pc-q35-2.1pc-0.11pc-1.2isapcpc-0.10pc-q35-1.4xenfvpc-0.15pc-i440fx-1.5pc-q35-2.0pc-i440fx-1.4pc-0.14pc-1.1pc-q35-1.7pc-i440fx-2.1pc-1.0pc-i440fx-2.0pc-0.13: No such file or directory

 

Can anyone please explain what this means?

 

Hi mate,

 

Like jonp says you'll need to check your BIOS.

http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php/UnRAID_Manual_6#System_Preparation

 

And I remember from your first post that I mentioned Vt-d I don't think your CPU is compatible so unless you've upgraded you won't be able to passthrough cards etc if that is your aim.

http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=38109.msg353031#msg353031

Sorry for the late reply guys, from what i see here my mobo seems compatible for VT.

 

http://ark.intel.com/products/80796/Intel-Pentium-Processor-G3240-3M-Cache-3_10-GHz

Well he doesn't need VT-d to just create a VM, but if he wants to pass through a physical PCI device for direct IO control by the VM, then VT-d is required.

 

The number 1 thing preventing creation of his VM is not having virtualization properly enabled in the BIOS.