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Face palm moment there... M.I.T / advanced frequency settings / Advanced CPU core settings / SVM mode.You know i just ignored everything after AFS (thought it was irrelevant). - idiot.
all options for hyper-v are now available to install in Windows 10 pro.Debian is now loaded (next up fedora) - books given to me from a LUG meeting now in use by a beginner - fantastic!
Thank you for your help on this - i'll go stand in the corner and hang my head in shame.
where do i send the cheque to (catnip)? Thank you Mr Meowski. On 29/11/2018 23:42, mr meowski wrote:
On 29/11/2018 22:48, Splodger wrote:Just the man I was hoping would answer. We are struggling to get any sane BIOS menu out of this Gigabyte mobo, seems so basic and so far i've been unable to locate an advanced menu (nevermind any option with a 'V' in it.) we are currently running F22 (knowing F23 is out there) but no real reason to update thus far. None of the F keys bring up an advanced menu. - any hints on how to find the sub sub sub menu would be greatly appreciated and might save me a few years of hair loss.You're definitely on the right track - install the updated BIOS though, even if it seems like a pain in the ass. Have you tried pretty much the exact steps from the linked article? I know it's not for your specific model of board but Gigabyte boards are much of a muchness so yours _probably_ has an identical or near identical set of steps to follow. Looking at the manual for your board the BIOS/UEFI really does seem a bit... well, frustrating I guess. Presuming those screenshots are even accurate in the first place. It looks like you need to head to MIT > Advanced CPU Core Settings and SVM is buried under there. From page 22 of your manual: "Virtualization enhanced by Virtualization Technology will allow a platform to run multiple operating systems and applications in independent partitions. With virtualization, one computer system can function as multiple virtual systems. (Default: Disabled)" Note disabled by default. If I was you I'd dig through the rest of the settings until you find the IOMMU setting and toggle that to ON/ENABLED or whatever rather than optional, auto, or disabled as well. Flash the BIOS first though, it'll reset everything to default and you'll have to redo the work! I don't _think_ that you have any hidden menus or anything to activate as it were - they are probably hiding in plain sight right in front of you, just several sub menus deep. Good luck :] PS: http://download.gigabyte.eu/FileList/Manual/mb_mamual_ga-ax370m-gaming3_e.pdf [SVM stuff is page 22-23]
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