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= What we absolutely must know = | |||
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1. '''[ | 1. What is my CPU. Identify it and make sure it's at least a quad core. '''TAKE A LOOK AT''' '''[http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/CPU.html CPU-World]''' | ||
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2. '' | 2. Check if the 'virtualization parameters' are enabled on BIOS using | ||
LC_ALL=C lscpu | grep Virtualization | |||
3. How much memory I have. Check the RAM and verify that is at least 4GB. | |||
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4. The amount of free space on my hard drive. The virtual machine can use a disk image file so extra partitions are not necessary. | |||
{{note|You can also use raw partition specific for virtual machines. See [https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Partitioning partitioning] for more information}} | |||
5. The minimum hardware requirements of the operating system you want to install as a virtual machine. | |||
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