On my ubuntu server (local vm) it's saying required AVX support cpu (i5-13400f)

[xbxyii]

I believe my cpu (i5-13400f) support AVXnot sure what I've done wrong any help would be lovely as I'm not very experienced in this haha

[robi]

You need to make sure the VM layer is not blocking any CPU features, or needs to have these enabled.

[xbxyii]

@robi Hi there, I don't think it is blocking anything do you know how I'd be able to check on virtualbox or is there a better alternative for vmware?

Thanks for responding

[robi]

@xbxyii In VMware ESX/Workstation, if you're using an older VM hw version, it can exclude such a feature. See if there is an upgrade available, or create a new VM with the latest configuration and validate you have access to AVX instructions with a liveCD.

[xbxyii]

@robi said in On my ubuntu server (local vm) it's saying required AVX support cpu (i5-13400f):

VMware ESX

Hi I'm currently using oracle virtualbox should I use a different vmware?

[robi]

@xbxyii in that case you need to find the combination that applies to you:
https://www.qwant.com/?q=virtualbox+avx+support

Perhaps this one applies if you're on a Microsoft host.