Bacchus wrote:
"... Is there a reason why you are running Ubuntu 9.04?"
I'm running 9.04 also because I have a big software compiled in it and I have
no time to re-install it. And I don't want to risk that after an upgrade it
doesn't work.
Ubuntu 9.04 support will end on April, then I will insta
Thank you for answering.
But if turbo boost is managed by Win7 host, I will use turbo boost also
in Ubuntu 9.04 guest machine running on Win7 host, even if 9.04 is still
bugged, right? And is this true also if I use hardware virtualization
(VT-x, nested paging or EPT, VPIDs or Virtual Processor Id
I have a notebook with i7-720qm and I use Ubuntu 9.04 (which is still
supported and updated): is this bug patched also there? Kernel version
is 2.6.28 line.
But if I use a bugged linux kernel version in VirtualBox as a guest
machine with hardware virtualization (using VT-x, nested paging or EPT,
V