AlexSSD7
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1 year ago Hi, thanks for reporting.
It appears that this is a regression introduced in the last Linsk version. Please downgrade it one version back until the fix is released.
On Tue, Nov 14, 2023 at 23:08, snowgato @.***(mailto:On Tue, Nov 14, 2023 at 23:08, snowgato < wrote:
Hi, I'd like to access ext4 or lvm partitions from windows using linsk. I have tried to use linsk and get the following error as typing linsk shell:
C:\Users\cedri>linsk shell time=2023-11-14T20:32:02.792+01:00 level=WARN msg="Using unrestricted VM networking" caller=vm time=2023-11-14T20:32:02.816+01:00 level=INFO msg="Booting the VM" caller=vm time=2023-11-14T20:32:02.994+01:00 level=WARN msg="Canceling the VM context" caller=vm time=2023-11-14T20:32:03.165+01:00 level=ERROR msg="Failed to start the VM" error="wait for cmd to finish execution: context canceled; cancel: interrupt cmd: exit status 128 (qemu stderr log: 'qemu-system-x86_64.exe: unable to find CPU model 'host'')"
Any idea ? Thanks !
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Hi, I'd like to access ext4 or lvm partitions from windows 11 on a laptop with i7-1360p processor using linsk. VT-d is enabled in BIOS and I guess vt-x is permanently enabled( no enable/disable toggle in bios, lscpu shows vt-x in ubuntu ( dual boot ) ), hypervisor is also enabled. I have tried to use linsk and get the following error as typing linsk shell:
C:\Users\cedri>linsk shell time=2023-11-14T20:32:02.792+01:00 level=WARN msg="Using unrestricted VM networking" caller=vm time=2023-11-14T20:32:02.816+01:00 level=INFO msg="Booting the VM" caller=vm time=2023-11-14T20:32:02.994+01:00 level=WARN msg="Canceling the VM context" caller=vm time=2023-11-14T20:32:03.165+01:00 level=ERROR msg="Failed to start the VM" error="wait for cmd to finish execution: context canceled; cancel: interrupt cmd: exit status 128 (qemu stderr log: 'qemu-system-x86_64.exe: unable to find CPU model 'host'')"
Any idea ? Thanks !