Nested virtualization for AMD Epyc and Ryzen
Please support nested virtualization on AMD Epyc and Ryzen processors.
Andy Bocko
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Anonymous
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*** Please enable nested Virtualization *** AMD &VMware & Windows ***
Being such a mature company why such kind of barriers .CPU : AMD Ryzen 2700x
MotherBoard: AX370 Gaming K3 (Latest BIOS Flashed)
RAM : 16GB DDR4 Adata
Power supply : Corsair 650 Watt
Hard Drive : 240GB Sata & 1TB WD
Workstation : Window 10 OS. -
Lukasz
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Please add this feature
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Finnen
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Just got a Threadripper system for my evaluation needs.
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Anonymous
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So, just plunked the cash down for a 2990wx and found out most of the drivers don't support server 2019, there's no nested virtualization, and MS still hasn't fixed the kernel scheduler bugs. This isn't a new platform anymore and it has been around for around two years. AMD's SVM is older than that. There is absolutely no excuse for this unless MS is intentionally driving business to Intel.
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Adam
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agree. add this.
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Anonymous
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Ryan Averill
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+ 1
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PowerCisco
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MS please. Don't leave your AMD users hanging. We need nested virtualization!
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Marek Marcinowski commented
Support for that on AMD is a must...
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sajid rashid
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Please add support for Ryzen
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Anonymous
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we need this feature to study mcsa
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EPYC-Hyper-V
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@MS: Pls. provide a statement on this. Nested virtualization support on EPYC (at least) is a must!
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Anonymous
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We need this MS, please =)
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Anonymous
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Now I look stupid for recommending Windows and AMD because of this.
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Hrvoje
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Cmon people, it is for the educational purpose.
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asek juos
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the question is when it will supported? o_O
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Joshua Burstyn
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Where is this support? >:-\
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Anonymous
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+1
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Anonymous
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This need is from secondary education. To ensure students are in a safe environment we employ virtualization. But we cannot teach students to build their own labs safely without this capability.
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David Tahir
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Until this is supported we won't use a Microsoft OS for virtualization- instead running Proxmox (Linux KVM) now.
Hyper-V could be great but this is a major drawback for AMD Systems