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Thread: Vmware server and kvm

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    [Solved] Vmware server and kvm

    I installed kvm on my laptop that is also running vmware server (2.01). I planned to test kvm in the hope of switching over. However, I then started getting this error from vmware:

    The virtualization capability of your processor is already in use. Disable any other running hypervisors before running VMware Server.

    And my vms won't start.

    So I removed kvm and rebooted. Unfortunately the error hasn't gone away!

    There are now no other hypervisors running as far as I can see from the process list.

    Anyone any ideas how to solve this?
    Last edited by veloce; April 20th, 2009 at 05:48 AM. Reason: Problem Solved.
    Veloce
    Ubuntu 9.04 64bit on Dell Vostro 1510, Core2 Duo T8100, Nvidia 8400M , Intel 1395 Wireless.
    OK: Wireless, kvm, Canon irc2880, Synergy.

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    Re: Vmware server and kvm

    Are you sure that none of the kvm modules are loaded? The command:
    Code:
    lsmod | grep kvm
    returns nothing?

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    Re: Vmware server and kvm

    Quote Originally Posted by pytheas22 View Post
    Are you sure that none of the kvm modules are loaded? The command:
    Code:
    lsmod | grep kvm
    returns nothing?
    You're quite right, kvm and kvm_intel were still loaded. I've now removed them and everything is back to normal. (I naively thought that they would show up as processes but, being kernel modules they didn't.)

    Thanks!
    Veloce
    Ubuntu 9.04 64bit on Dell Vostro 1510, Core2 Duo T8100, Nvidia 8400M , Intel 1395 Wireless.
    OK: Wireless, kvm, Canon irc2880, Synergy.

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