Hello,

 

My CPU does not support Virtuilization, is there any other way i could still run VM's ?

I read that only KVM needs a CPU which should support virtulization?

 

Thanks

You can try virtualbox

Which CPU are you running? There are two types of virtualization that can happen.

 

One is straight forward, called vt-x for intel. This allows passthrough of the CPU and will run basic VM's.

 

The other involves Device passthrough, called vt-d for intel.

I am using  Intel® Pentium® CPU G3240 @ 3.10GHz

I am using  Intel® Pentium® CPU G3240 @ 3.10GHz

 

It has VT-X, which means you CAN run virtual machines, but not VT-D, which means you can't passthrough a VGA to a VM, for example.

Can you pls tell me how i can add VM's now? Using the VM manager built into unraid 6?

As noted, your CPU supports vt-x => but you need to check your BIOS to be sure it's enabled.  Many BIOS setup utilities default to disabled for this feature.    Once it's enabled, you can follow any of the various setup guides for VM's on the forum.

 

I tried to create a VM but get this error:

 

Cannot check QEMU binary a0cdd624-dad7-dd11-aa1b-f0795966d072x86_64NehalemInteltcprdma8047456none0dac0+0:+100+0:+100hvm32/usr/bin/qemu-system-x86_64pc-i440fx-2.3pcpc-1.3pc-0.12pc-q35-1.6pc-q35-1.5pc-i440fx-1.7pc-i440fx-1.6pc-q35-2.2pc-q35-2.1pc-0.11pc-1.2pc-i440fx-2.2isapcpc-0.10pc-q35-1.4pc-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-q35-2.3q35pc-0.13hvm64/usr/bin/qemu-system-x86_64pc-i440fx-2.3pcpc-1.3pc-0.12pc-q35-1.6pc-q35-1.5pc-i440fx-1.7pc-i440fx-1.6pc-q35-2.2pc-q35-2.1pc-0.11pc-1.2pc-i440fx-2.2isapcpc-0.10pc-q35-1.4pc-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-q35-2.3q35pc-0.13: No such file or directory