Hello, researching the asus P5B-VM motherboard, I saw in their support forums that a user reports there is a "Vanderpool" setting in the CPU menu. It is set to "enabled", however it is greyed out. Other messages in xen-users suggest that the BIOS says "virtualization extensions [enable/disable] Can anyone comment??? Has anyone seen anything like this??? Has anyone seen it greyed out "enabled" in the BIOS where it was NOT working/supported??? ----------------------------------------- Complete forum messages (http://vip.asus.com/forum/default.aspx? SLanguage=en-us) are below: Does the P5B-VM support VT (aka IVT aka Intel Virtualization Technology aka Vanderpool)? At least, an according BIOS option should appear if the board is equipped with a VT-enabled CPU like a Core 2 Duo. I''d like to know before i buy ... REPLY Aha, so that''s Vanderpool. I was wondering what that was. (Could have Googled but I forgot to do so :) ). Anyway, I have an Intel Conroe E6700 and my BIOS (v0405) does have a "Vanderpool" setting in the CPU menu. It is set to "enabled", however it is greyed out. I don''t know if that means that Vanderpool is not active or that it is enabled and you are just not allowed to change it. I''m guessing the latter, which would mean the P5B-VM supports VT. But I wouldn''t put any money on my guesses. ;) _______________________________________________ Xen-users mailing list Xen-users@lists.xensource.com http://lists.xensource.com/xen-users