I'm running on an Intel i7 930. I'm new to virtual machines and linux. I'm trying to learn how to use and install KVM. So I used VirtualBox to install Debian 6 64-bit. So I got the VirtualBox up. I typed in
grep "vmx" /proc/cpuinfo
But nothing return, and I read somewhere that if it don't return anything then I wont be able to install KVM, or run hardware virtualization.
My question, if I'm able to run VirtualBox and VMware shouldn't I be able to install kvm too?
答案1
If I'm reading your question properly you are trying to run KVM on a Virtual Linux Machine from within VirtualBox. Which no one has seem to address in your previous answer/comments.
VirtualBox does not currently support nested virtualization so the virtual cpu that's being exposed to your virtual Linux machine doesn't support VT. There are hypervisors that do support nested virtualization but it's not really something that's advised.