Block alignment validation is done at the VM virtual disk/OS level in a VM for Linux and for Windows 2008 and later not applicable (alignment done if need by the Microsoft OS installer). But for Windows 2003 and older maybe applicable. So it would be reasonable to always validated that a VM disk is block aligned. Be the VM on VMware, Hyper-V (cough), or KVM.
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