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Hyper-V Won"t Start

Source: microsoft.public.virtualserver
Sent: 09/24/2008
From: Nate
Message:

I have an HP Proliant DL 785 G5 with 146 GB or RAM, 8 quad core opteron
processors (supports hardware virtualization). I have a mirrored set of 72
GB SAS drives for the OS and a striped set of 72 GB SAS drives for Data. I
have installed Server 2008 Ent x64 on the box and added Hyper-V as a role. I
am able to load and view the hyper-v console, I can start the creation of a
virtual instance , but as soon as I try to start the instance to build it it
fails out with an error stating that the hyper visor is not running. All of
the Hyper-V services appear to be running.

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Re: Hyper-V Won"t Start

Sent: 09/25/2008
From: "neo [mvp outlook]" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

Check the bios and make sure VT support is on. (I have a Dell server and it
shipped with virtualization technology (VT) turned off in the BIOS. Turn it
on (may have to do cold/hard boot) and HyperV should work since you have the
role enabled.)

"Nate" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in message
news:(email address - cut out)...

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>I have an HP Proliant DL 785 G5 with 146 GB or RAM, 8 quad core opteron
> processors (supports hardware virtualization). I have a mirrored set of
> 72
> GB SAS drives for the OS and a striped set of 72 GB SAS drives for Data.
> I
> have installed Server 2008 Ent x64 on the box and added Hyper-V as a role.
> I
> am able to load and view the hyper-v console, I can start the creation of
> a
> virtual instance , but as soon as I try to start the instance to build it
> it
> fails out with an error stating that the hyper visor is not running. All
> of
> the Hyper-V services appear to be running.

Re: Hyper-V Won"t Start

Sent: 09/25/2008
From: Nate
Message:

I checked that and it was already enabled

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:

Show quoted text

> Check the bios and make sure VT support is on. (I have a Dell server and it
> shipped with virtualization technology (VT) turned off in the BIOS. Turn it
> on (may have to do cold/hard boot) and HyperV should work since you have the
> role enabled.)
>
> "Nate" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in message
> news:(email address - cut out)...
> >I have an HP Proliant DL 785 G5 with 146 GB or RAM, 8 quad core opteron
> > processors (supports hardware virtualization). I have a mirrored set of
> > 72
> > GB SAS drives for the OS and a striped set of 72 GB SAS drives for Data.
> > I
> > have installed Server 2008 Ent x64 on the box and added Hyper-V as a role.
> > I
> > am able to load and view the hyper-v console, I can start the creation of
> > a
> > virtual instance , but as soon as I try to start the instance to build it
> > it
> > fails out with an error stating that the hyper visor is not running. All
> > of
> > the Hyper-V services appear to be running.
>
>
>

Re: Hyper-V Won"t Start

Sent: 09/25/2008
From: "ThePro" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

Make sure that DEP (Data Execution Prevention) is enabled in BIOS too.

ThePro

"Nate" <(email address - cut out)> wrote:

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>I checked that and it was already enabled
>
> "neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:
>
>> Check the bios and make sure VT support is on. (I have a Dell server and
>> it
>> shipped with virtualization technology (VT) turned off in the BIOS. Turn
>> it
>> on (may have to do cold/hard boot) and HyperV should work since you have
>> the
>> role enabled.)
>>
>> "Nate" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in message
>> news:(email address - cut out)...
>> >I have an HP Proliant DL 785 G5 with 146 GB or RAM, 8 quad core opteron
>> > processors (supports hardware virtualization). I have a mirrored set
>> > of
>> > 72
>> > GB SAS drives for the OS and a striped set of 72 GB SAS drives for
>> > Data.
>> > I
>> > have installed Server 2008 Ent x64 on the box and added Hyper-V as a
>> > role.
>> > I
>> > am able to load and view the hyper-v console, I can start the creation
>> > of
>> > a
>> > virtual instance , but as soon as I try to start the instance to build
>> > it
>> > it
>> > fails out with an error stating that the hyper visor is not running.
>> > All
>> > of
>> > the Hyper-V services appear to be running.
>>
>>
>>

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