I’ve been following this SUSE Academy SLE301v15 course, including the Labs, for the last few weeks, and everything was working well (including the Lab Environment) … that was, until today (6th June 2020).
Today, I’ve watched the first few videos for Module 5 ("Week Three - Advanced Networking "). I’m now in the “Lab 5.1 - Creating a Network Bridge Using Wicked (3 mins)”. The Lab environment loads successfully but, when I try to start / “power on” the “SLE301v15-server1” VM in the “Virtual Machine Manager”, I’m getting the following QEMU / KVM error message:
Error starting domain: unsupported configuration: Domain requires KVM, but it is not available. Check that virtualization is enabled in the host BIOS, and host configuration is setup to load the kvm modules.
Screenshot below:
Is this issue / problem just happening to me OR are other fellow students having the same problem?
Hello Ricardo. I am sorry that you are experiencing these issues. I have not received any other reports about this. I would click on the Reset button to revert your VMs to their initial state. Please let me know if this works.
Hi @Academy_Instructor ,
Thanks for the reply. Per your suggestion, I clicked on the “Reset” button to revert the VMs in my Lab environment to their initial state. I confirm that, by doing that, I could again start the “Server1” VM (albeit reverted to its initial state). Thanks!
Good afternoon. I’m having this issue on my environment lab of SLE201v12 SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 Administration. I already reset the lab but the error still occurs. What could I do to fix it? Thanks in advance.
I did start the same SLES201v12 training and I have the same issue with server1. Reset, logout, poweroff, … none have worked.
It complains about “CPU is incompatible with host …”
How can I start the server1 ?
