Cannot enable AMD-V virtualization extensions in BIOS
Hello All,
I recently purchased a like-new X120e and discovered via much trial and tribulation that Fedora and Windows 7 Pro in dual boot configuration just aren't going to happen for me right now.
This wasn't a big deal until I discovered that I can't seem to enable the AMD-V virtualization extensions in BIOS under CPU. I'll repeatedly enable them and reboot (saving changes of course) and it'll go right back to disabled.
Any advice?
Many thanks,
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I had the same problem on a Thinkpad X121e (3051): When I enabled AMD-V virtualization in bios it would revert to disabled upon saving of the bios settings.
It turned out that Memory Protection is causing the setting to be non-sticky.
The solution is simple:
disable "Execution Prevention" (under Security -> Memory Protection);
enabled AMD-V;
enable "Execution Prevention" if you want it on;
save bios settings
Flemming from Banana hill
Flemming from Banana hill
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I've looked up some things and I think that my recovery hd isn't up to date, there is a patch for updating you recovery hd, but only for 10.7,
Any ideas on fixing this? I read that rerunning the mountain lion install would recreate the recovery hd (question: would i lose my data?), but when i try to run it it says:
this disk isn't using guid partitionlabeling, change it with diskutility, but in diskutility i cant find a way to change this..
thanks for the helpYou have a very strange partition table because of three reasons:
It's MBR, and you need a GUID partition table.
You have the Boot Camp volume above your OS X volume.
You have three partitions on your hard disk, and Boot Camp only allows two partitions on the hard disk.
You need to erase the whole hard disk, so you have to make backups. For OS X, you can use Time Machine to back up your hard disk or you can use Carbon Copy Cloner to make a clone on an external disk. For Windows, use WinClone. You will need an external disk, so if you haven't got one, you should buy it.
Then, to install Mountain Lion, as you haven't got the Recovery HD for Mountain Lion, you can use Lion Diskmaker to copy the Mountain Lion installer onto a DVD or USB drive.
After doing all those steps, follow these ones to install Mountain Lion again on a GUID partition table.
Open Boot Camp Assistant and delete the Boot Camp partition. If it doesn't allow you, skip this step.
Insert the USB drive or DVD with Mountain Lion, press Option key while your Mac is starting and choose the DVD or USB drive with Mountain Lion.
OS X Utilities window will appear, so open Disk Utility. Here's when the fun starts.
Select your hard disk at the top of the sidebar and go to Partition tab.
On the window, choose "Options" and select GUID Partition Table. Then, press OK.
You will return to the Partition. Select each partition one by one on the bar and press - button until all disappear.
Then, press + button, choose "Mac OS Extended (Journaled)" in Format and press Apply.
When it has finished, close Disk Utility and install OS X. It can take from 15 minutes to 30, depending of the disk you are using to install Mountain Lion and if you are installing it onto a HDD or SSD.
When the installation finishes, restore the backups so you will leave your Mac as it was before erasing the disk -
Cannot enable aero after turning on (and then off) battery stretch
I have a T520 running Win7 x64. I turned on battery stretch in the power manager the other day, and after turning it off I cannot enable aero again.
I've selected an aero theme, but windows does not turn on aero.
A screenshot of my desktop settings is here - as shown I have a aero theme selected but both appearance and properties tell me aero is disabled.
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/440/aerok.png/
I'm seeing a lot of advice on how to disable it but unsure which to follow. As this problem seems to have ben caused by the power manager I was wondering if any others had experienced this and could advise on how to fix it.I just tried to enable and disable it and it appears it is not reproducible.
I suspect it somehow got confounded by the fact I have a few monitor configurations I use:
1. Work - displayport to U3011 WQXGA and d-sub to a samsung UXGA
2. Home - displayport to adapter to WFP3007 and laptop lcd as secondary screen
3. Road - laptop lcd
I quite often change the order in which I power/suspend/resume and plug/unplug the various monitors and windows (somewhat understandably) throws a hissy fit from time to time. So I guess this was just another case of that -
I cannot enable my podcats in I tunes. I have a Dell pc with windows vista--Help plse?
I cannot enable podcasts in I tunes--I have a Dell pc with windows vista--help--plse
https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Preferences+are+not+saved
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After updating to iOS7 on my iPhone 4 I cannot enable location services. How do I enable location services? I have tried turning off restrictions but that did not work.
I finally just resolved this after not being able to enable location services since upagrading to iOS 7. Posting the solution here 'cause I couldn't find it anywhere else.
I enabled Restrictions under Settings > General > Restrictions and created a passcode (I'm not sure if this was part of the solution, but it wasn't enabled for me by default.)
In Restrictions, under Privacy, Location Services was set to "Allow Changes" (This still didn't solve the issue of the greyed-out Location Services switch though - I still couldn't turn it on.)
Also in Restrictions, I also switched "Find My Friends" to "Allow Changes"
Once I did step 3, the switch under Settings > Privacy > Location Services was no longer greyed out and could be switched on.
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"User" Library in the FontBook is "Off" and I cannot enable it. Help!
Few weeks ago I decided to speed up my new Mac little bit by turning all fonts in the "User" Library "Off". Yesterday I needed some fonts which are in the User library, so I opened FontBook and tried to enable "User" library, but I could not. I cannot enable it anymore. I can click on "Enable "User"", but nothing changes. It remains with the "Off" label, and shows no fonts in it, while in reality there are 50 fonts there (~/Library/Fonts). Any ideas how to enable it again? Please help. Thanks in advance!
Guntis Bukalders:
Unless you have a good reason for having FileVault turned on, I suggest you turn it off. I can cause a lot of grief i get a bit too much on our HDD. It utilizes your HDD space for a sparse image approximately the size of your Users Folder.
Is there a reason why you wanted it turned Font Book off?
I enabling User in the Edit menu doesn't do it try this. Shut down your computer completely. Then try starting up in Safe Mode, log in, empty Trash, retart computer and log in normally. Open Font Book and try enabling user again.
Good luck.
cornelius
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Oracle.xml.sql.OracleXMLSQLException:Cannot enable auto commit within JTS transaction
Hi All,
OracleXMLSave class in the Oracle XDK is being used to load XML data into an 8170 database. The Java code is running in IBM WebSphere with container-managed transactions. When JTA is enabled with the Merant JDBC driver for Oracle, we get the following error when the XML is loaded:
oracle.xml.sql.OracleXMLSQLException: Cannot enable auto commit within JTS
transaction
at java.lang.Throwable.fillInStackTrace(Native Method)
at oracle.xml.sql.dml.OracleXMLSave.saveXML(OracleXMLSave.java:2213)
at oracle.xml.sql.dml.OracleXMLSave.insertXML(Compiled Code)
This suggests the OracleXMLSave class is not aware of the fact that it is now operating in a JTS transaction where control is managed elsewhere. i.e. should also not attempt to commit or rollback, as this is the responsibility of the container.
Is there a property which needs to set to prevent the above or does the XDK not work with J2EE (JTS) transactions?.
If you have any useful comments, let me know. Testing the above presents me with a number of problems so if this is easily explained , let me know.
Thanks,
MalcolmClearly , there does seem to be something a bit odd with the above stack.
<Bug:1917808> mentions OracleXMLSave in context of plsql equivalent : dbms_xmlsave . i.e dbms_xmlsave is a wrapper around OracleXMLSave class.
disabling autocommit on connection as follows should help:
conn = DriverManager.getConnection("connect string","scott","tiger");
conn.setAutoCommit(false);
to disble auto commit and see if this has an effect.
This issue might be <Bug:1497506>. If disabling autocommit does not work then it appears that it could be this issue .
Malcolm
Hi All,
OracleXMLSave class in the Oracle XDK is being used to load XML data into an 8170 database. The Java code is running in IBM WebSphere with container-managed transactions. When JTA is enabled with the Merant JDBC driver for Oracle, we get the following error when the XML is loaded:
oracle.xml.sql.OracleXMLSQLException: Cannot enable auto commit within JTS
transaction
at java.lang.Throwable.fillInStackTrace(Native Method)
at oracle.xml.sql.dml.OracleXMLSave.saveXML(OracleXMLSave.java:2213)
at oracle.xml.sql.dml.OracleXMLSave.insertXML(Compiled Code)
This suggests the OracleXMLSave class is not aware of the fact that it is now operating in a JTS transaction where control is managed elsewhere. i.e. should also not attempt to commit or rollback, as this is the responsibility of the container.
Is there a property which needs to set to prevent the above or does the XDK not work with J2EE (JTS) transactions?.
If you have any useful comments, let me know. Testing the above presents me with a number of problems so if this is easily explained , let me know.
Thanks,
Malcolm
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