[ltp] bios upgrade for VT-x support on X60

[Chris Zhang]

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Hi list,

I recently bought a X60 with a Duo T2400 CPU that supports Intel
Virtualisation Technology. I want to turn it on and after a few days
research I was led to believe I also need a BIOS that supports VT-x. I went
to IBM's site and got the latest BIOS 1.10, but there is still no support
for VT-x. I heard on T60p model there is an option in bios which lets you
turn on and off VT-x, is that true? Has anyone gotten this VT-x to work with
their thinkpads? With this turned on, using Xen, you can run Windows inside
Linux just like VMWare, but for free.

Thanks

Chris

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<p>Hi list,&nbsp;<br></p><p>I recently bought a X60 with a Duo T2400 CPU that supports
Intel Virtualisation Technology. I want to turn it on and after a few days
research I was led to believe I also need a BIOS that supports VT-x. I went to
IBM's site and got the latest BIOS 1.10, but there is still no support for
VT-x. I heard on T60p model there is an option in bios which lets you turn on
and off VT-x, is that true? Has anyone gotten this VT-x to work with their
thinkpads? With this turned on, using Xen, you can run Windows inside Linux
just like VMWare, but for free.</p>



<p>Thanks</p><span class="sg">



<p>Chris</p>


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