Slime: Check if the server's BIOS turns on CPU virtualization

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For the CPU to support virtualization, we can view it through the relevant commands and software.

Under the Windows system, we can use the Cpu-z software, such as:

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Under the Linux system, we can view /proc/cpuinfo files, such as:

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Today we are talking about whether the motherboard BIOS turns on CPU virtualization with CPU support virtualization.

under the Windows system, we need to install a Microsoft tool Havdetectiontool.exe to implement. The tool:http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=592#filelist

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After installation, if the BIOS is turned on, the following is displayed:

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If the CPU does not turn on virtualization, it appears as follows:

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The above is about how to see if the virtualization of the CPU is turned on under Windows, let's look at how to view it under the Linux platform.

Under the Linux platform, we can view it via the dmesg |grep KVM command.

If the CPU is not virtualized, it is displayed as follows:

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If it is on, it appears as follows:

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