Hi
@djurden1 ,
Please try to enable nested virtualization. This allows the VM to utilize hardware-assisted virtualization features like Intel VT-x. Here's how you can achieve this:
1. Enable Nested Virtualization on the Proxmox Host:
First, ensure that your Proxmox host is configured to support nested virtualization.
- Check if Nested Virtualization is Enabled:
Open a terminal on your Proxmox host and run:
cat /sys/module/kvm_intel/parameters/nested
If the output is N, nested virtualization is not enabled.
- Enable Nested Virtualization:
Create a configuration file to enable nested virtualization:
echo "options kvm-intel nested=Y" /etc/modprobe.d/kvm-intel.conf
Reload the kernel module to apply the changes:
modprobe -r kvm_intel modprobe kvm_intel
Verify that nested virtualization is enabled by running the check command again.
2. Configure the Windows 11 VM to Use Host CPU:
Next, configure your Windows 11 VM to utilize the host's CPU features.
- Modify VM Configuration:
Edit the VM's configuration file (usually located at /etc/pve/qemu-server/<VMID>.conf) and set the CPU type to host.
cpu: host
Replace <VMID> with your actual VM ID.
- Alternatively, Use the Command Line:
Run the following command on your Proxmox host:
qm set <VMID>; --cpu host
Replace <VMID> with your VM's ID.
3. Enable Virtualization Features in the Windows 11 VM:
Ensure that the necessary virtualization features are enabled within your Windows 11 VM.
- Access Windows Features:
In your Windows 11 VM, go to "Control Panel" > "Programs" > "Turn Windows features on or off".
- Enable Hyper-V:
Check the box for "Hyper-V" and click "OK".
- Enable Virtual Machine Platform:
Similarly, ensure that "Virtual Machine Platform" is enabled.
4. Verify Virtualization Support Inside the VM:
To confirm that virtualization is enabled within your Windows 11 VM:
- Open Command Prompt:
Press Win + R, type cmd, and press Enter.
- Check Virtualization Status:
Run the following command:
systeminfo.exe
Look for the "Hyper-V Requirements" section. If it states that a hypervisor has been detected, it means virtualization is enabled.
Additional Considerations:
- BIOS Settings:
Ensure that virtualization is enabled in your server's BIOS settings. Refer to Dell's guide on enabling hardware virtualization:
By following these steps, your Windows 11 VM should be able to utilize hardware-assisted virtualization, allowing you to run virtual devices in Android Studio without encountering the VT-x or SVM support error.
