As a few have noticed now, the new VBox image requires that CPU Virtualization Extensions (VT-x, AMD-v) are enabled. I hadn't tested that, because it's always worked in the past, and 32 bit machines don't need VT-x.
But, new kernels apparently do, even 32 bit ones. Neither Ubuntu, Debian, nor OpenSUSE will boot without VT-x enabled, and CentOS / Fedora no longer even support 32 bit. Just about all machines these days support VT-x / AMD-v, but many vendors ship with it disabled from BIOS, so it may have to be enabled there first. -- Tino Didriksen On Fri, 29 Nov 2019 at 17:41, Tino Didriksen <tino.didrik...@gmail.com> wrote: > http://wiki.apertium.org/wiki/Apertium_VirtualBox has been updated to > Lubuntu 18.04 - the 16.04 image broke because I disabled 32bit packages for > older distros, and forgot VBox used them. > > Archives are 200 MiB larger than 16.04, coming in at 841 MiB 7-Zip and > 1283 MiB Zip - still smaller than the Lubuntu installation media, so it's > still worth providing these pre-made images. The uncompressed image is 600 > MiB larger, at 4.25 GiB. > > -- Tino Didriksen > >
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