To check that your computer support virtualization, you can issuse one of the following commands :Īnother way to check would be to use the command kvm-ok. In this quite old post, we were already describing the way to check for virtualization support. Intel-VT cpu and AMD-V are cpu type that support hardware virtualization. Verifying that CPU support virtualizationīefore installing any virtualization software, you might want to ensure that you have a cpu with hardware assisted virtualization. Before enabling the kvm feature, you will first need to ensure that you meet the hardware and software requirements. So, Let’s Go Introductionīy default, Linux Operating system provides within the kernel virtualization capabilities i.e. We will investigate these other options in some coming posts.Īt the moment, let focus on the KVM Solution…. However, note that solutions such as virtualbox or vmware (server or player) can be also installed on your Ubuntu machine and have virtualization capabilities. I was looking for possible virtualization software that could be used with Ubuntu 12.04 and the first that came into my mind was KVM. The KVM virtualization software is built-in in Linux Operating system. A topic that I wanted to write about since a really long time is the KVM virtualization solution.
As you can see from my previous posts, I’ve been playing around with the Ubuntu 12.04 software.
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