Thank you so much. Problem Solved. On Friday, April 19, 2019 at 10:48:54 PM UTC+4:30, Jim McGinness wrote: > > I mentioned "nested virtualization" based on my own experience when I > started using Vagrant. I had an Xubuntu VM installed on an ESXi host and I > wanted to run Virtualbox in that Xubuntu host. I found it did not work > until I tracked down a somewhat obscure setting that enabled nested > virtualization. > > I haven't used XenServer, but I found a blog post that indicates that a > similar issue for nested virtualization may be what you are running into. > See: enabling-nested-virtualization-on-citrix-xenserver on > [Richsitblog.com] > <http://richsitblog.com/index.php/2015/10/12/enabling-nested-virtualization-on-citrix-xenserver/> > > Until you expand your debugging efforts to see what's happening with > Virtualbox, I don't see how else to help you. >
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