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When I heard and read the comments about windows is the host, I knew instantly it was hyper-v compat with virtualbox lol
I had to disable so much on windows to get hyper-v off and disabling hibernation/fast startup made it less a pain when I needed a true full restart or shutdown
my vms in Proxmox seem to all be using kvm_clock. In available clock sources it lists tsc, but it isnt used. Nothing useful out of dmesg. I wonder why this is.
Thanks Windows…. Just go await from Windows 11 and Windows completely.
seems like you should switch to a linux host and use a windows guest for everything that requires it!
been waiting for this
You had to customize your windows for it to work lol, and that's got get reverted in an update
Fast boot is a plague. It's disableable in Win10, I bet it's disableable in Win11, too.
Alternatively, restarting actually causes a restart. Fastboot only interacts with shutting the computer down.
Btw Use „restart“ instead of „shutdown“ win is a bit too smart about It
I prefer hyper-v since it’s compatible with the rest of windows (and haven’t seen the problems when using hyper-v manager)
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This is why I always disable windows hibernation.
My comment made it in! And for the record, python is my favorite language and it's the one I use for work. I was just thinking that if it was an edge case bug in a language, it would be more likely to manifest in python rather than c because it would be harder to spot in "regular" python use cases.
I mean… Just use Hyper-V? I use it regularly and it’s great. And works with WSL2 which is also great.
Also VirtualBox is owned by Oracle. Guess what happened to a company that I know? They got a lawyer email from Oracle stating that they had detected downloads from the company’s IP range and wanted to get paid license fees. 😖 So I just hate it on principle. 🙄
so why not switch to linux full time
The weird not-full shutdown is known as "fast startup" and has very annoyingly been a thing since Windows 10. Any time a "shut down" action is performed, it does a special hibernate (suspend to disk) that saves the state of parts of the NT kernel and various services, which it then restores on next boot. It does technically start up faster, but it interferes with potentially many things that require a full restart of Windows, which is a lot of things by its design 🙂
Funny enough, a "restart" action actually performs a full restart. Fast startup generally causes more problems than not and IMO should always be disabled.
Another reason not to use Windows 11
Did you check and try change any BIOS settings regarding virtualization? SVM, IOMMU, etc?
Also, you can disable fast startup on your windows settings so that you don't need to pull plugs to restart things properly
6:30 ay, that's me, am I famous now?
Solved it by literally "pulling the plug on win11" 😀 Lol.. you cannot make that up.
Yes. Setting "tsc=reliable" on the host OS is what fixed our LXC problems.
We had no software that was adversely affected by the CPU drift.