If the guestOS is 64-bit, you'll want to use KVM+QEMU so the hardware accel features are available. Straight qemu is seldom used by anyone, unless they need to support CPUs like MIPS.
There is a...
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If the guestOS is 64-bit, you'll want to use KVM+QEMU so the hardware accel features are available. Straight qemu is seldom used by anyone, unless they need to support CPUs like MIPS.
There is a...
You've lost me. QEMU is an emulator in software for almost any hardware CPUs available. I have no idea how VMware Workstation handles that, since qemu is a separate package to be installed. I...
Is "nested virtualization" enabled? That's the key word.
Have you validated the image file?
Do other OSes run under the nested virtualization?
It could be that GNS expects very specific device...