Amanda Walshaw
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Unable to get 64 bit RedHat on my oracle virtual machine for LINUX training
Oracle Virtual Machine installed from this website virtual - installed the oracle virtual machine successfully accepted all defaults
downloaded winzip 7
https://www.linuxtrainingacademy.com/vdi/ download linux vertical disk image Centos version 7
Extracted Centos version 7 successfully, it is 64 bit
unable to open due to the fact that my virtual machine settings do not go beyond 32 bit I have no idea why?
I have rebooted no change please see screen shots
unable-to-see-64-bit-application-fo.docx
downloaded winzip 7
https://www.linuxtrainingacademy.com/vdi/ download linux vertical disk image Centos version 7
Extracted Centos version 7 successfully, it is 64 bit
unable to open due to the fact that my virtual machine settings do not go beyond 32 bit I have no idea why?
I have rebooted no change please see screen shots
unable-to-see-64-bit-application-fo.docx
ASKER
Hi David I downloaded the 65 bit CentOS Image...
Referring to your attached slide shows...
Red Hat (32 Bit)
This suggest somehow you've ended up with a 32 bit image.
Download the 64 bit image again, as your starting point will likely require running a 64 bit image on a 64 bit VM.
Red Hat (32 Bit)
This suggest somehow you've ended up with a 32 bit image.
Download the 64 bit image again, as your starting point will likely require running a 64 bit image on a 64 bit VM.
ASKER
Thanks David, I have cleared everything out and downloaded again.. I am thinking it could be something I need to change in the bios... I might get the guys to have look at work... I am using a windows 10 new HP 64 bit operating system...so I am stumped...
ASKER
I will let you know how I go. but I downloaded the correct one from the linux training school
https://www.linuxtrainingacademy.com/vdi/
I will go through the trouble shooting feature they have there
https://www.linuxtrainingacademy.com/vdi/
I will go through the trouble shooting feature they have there
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hello, had to go into my netbios and enable
AMD-v (for AMD processors) once enabled on my computer working like a dream
going ahead in the course !
AMD-v (for AMD processors) once enabled on my computer working like a dream
going ahead in the course !
Likely fix will be to use a 64 bit CentOS image, rather than 32 bit image.