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I have a very basic VM on my laptop for playing with Ubuntu. Recently I installed WSL which I think affected my VM somehow... when I tried to boot it back up from a suspended state I got this error message: "The features supported by the processors in this machine are different from the features supported by the processors in the machine on which the virtual machine state was saved." and I couldn't get back to the session I was in and had to reboot the VM. Which isn't really a big deal, but now I can't connect to the internet from my VM anymore. Any ideas? VMWare hasn't been blacklisted by the Windows firewall or anything as far as I can tell but I'm an idiot so I can't actually tell.
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Happiness Commando posted:WSL uses Hyper-V. Were you using Hyper-V to run your Ubuntu VM, and did the WSL installer change some Hyper-V setting or create some network bridge or something? Hyper-V is involved according to the results that came up when I searched that error message, but if my VM uses it it certainly wasn't on purpose since I have no idea what Hyper-V is. The VM is just whatever happens when you use the free version of VMWare and install Ubuntu from an ISO and just click "Sure, whatever" on all the setup dialogs. When I installed WSL it definitely said it was making some kind of important changes to the system and needed admin authorization and a reboot. Again, whatever the installer does if you click "Sure, whatever" on all the dialogs. SlowBloke posted:If he used virtualbox to run the vm, adding wsl2 will make it inoperable. It's VMWare and as far as I can tell works fine, it's just the internet that's hosed.
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Feb 5, 2022 15:02
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tried a few different times yesterday, restarting the machine, restarting VMWare, poking around options, didn't work opened it up today and its' fixed itself lol must have needed to restart windows or something turd in my singlet fucked around with this message at 18:41 on Feb 5, 2022 |
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Feb 5, 2022 18:39
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