On Sun, Jul 16, 2017 at 05:35:09PM +0000, Valery Ushakov wrote: > > Right, because you use VT-x. Older CPUs and low-end CPUs (atoms) > don't have VT-x. Even if your CPU supports it, you might also need to > explicitly enable VT-x in BIOS (not a problem for OSX).
I think even all current-production Atom CPUs have VT-x, and have for a few years now. The problem with VirtualBox without VT-x is that their trick of patching the guest OS to run in ring 3 doesn't play nice with our method of dynamically patching various primitives in the kernel to be efficient in particular machine configurations. I thought they'd fixed that, though... Thor
