Bonjour à vous
Je viens d’acquérir un pc portable, celui ci exactement : Medion E1318T et j'aimerais activé l'option de virtualisation dans le bios
Mais cette option n'y est pas comment faire ?
J'ai le processeur AMD A-Series A4-1200
Et la version du bios c'est le Insyde H20 rev 3.7
Merci beaucoup de votre aide
I have unfortunately not this the tab ..
ok u must wait for unlock, i have insyde 3.5 and i think insyde 3.7 is similar to my bios ver. and i see if we have newer version of insyde bios we have less options ;p nice
(01-24-2015, 04:41 PM)sebbes Wrote: [ -> ]Hello to you
I come from real property not laptop , this one Exactly : Medion and E1318T I would Enables Virtualization Option In the bios
But this is the option Do not have any comments?
I have the AMD A- Series A4-1200 processor
And the version of bios is the Insyde H20 rev 3.7
Thank you very much for your help
Hi friend,
upload a Bios file or post a Link to your Bios file !
Then use this tool run It as Admin and upload the result file :
http://rghost.net/58219938
let me know
Regards
(01-25-2015, 04:20 PM)sebbes Wrote: [ -> ]I succesfull enable option
http://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Medion_Akoya_E1318T
thanks
Used this guide but get dd: invalid argument message.
I'm running Linux via live CD.
Any ideas how to enable AMD-v?
The laptop is the same model and it's the same problem.
BIOS file attached to the post
(02-03-2023, 07:06 PM)mikrostart Wrote: [ -> ]Any ideas how to enable AMD-v?
Try running fresh installed Linux, not Live. It may have limited functionality.
Or you can modify the BIOS to:
- Unlock SVM support setting (recommended);
- As device is based on K16 chipset, force set MSR 0xC0010114 [C001_0114] bit to 0.
(02-05-2023, 01:37 PM)Maxinator500 Wrote: [ -> ] (02-03-2023, 07:06 PM)mikrostart Wrote: [ -> ]Any ideas how to enable AMD-v?
Try running fresh installed Linux, not Live. It may have limited functionality.
Or you can modify the BIOS to:
- Unlock SVM support setting (recommended);
- As device is based on K16 chipset, force set MSR 0xC0010114 [C001_0114] bit to 0.
Thankyou for the answer!
Installing fresh Linux will happen soon, until than I would try your next ideas:
- unlockung this option in the Bios is unknown procedure for me
Can you point what do I need to do it? PM me if you would like not to write in this topic.
- for enabling MSR 0xC0010114 [C001_0114] to 0, can I use the msr module in Linux (live CD for now is my best option) with the rdmsr command?
Thanks in advance!