failed to initialize whpx: No space left on device falling back to tcg

[Tasty_Tech]

Hello,

I have been facing the issue when booting the virtual core. Please find the screenshot below. I have a lot of available space on my disk and I am using only 40% of the RAM which is 32GB. Could someone please help me with this?

Thank you in advance

[nickH]

Hi @Tasty_Tech 

Like mentioned in the message you can check in the device settings at "hardware acceleration" for the root cause. 

If you click on the i-icon you will get more information on the state of the hardware acceleration on your PC. 

Best regards, 

Nick

[Tasty_Tech]

Hello Nick,

Thank you for your reply. Please find the screenshot attached,

Do you know how it works with Bosch laptop?

Could you please help me as I have a workshop?

Thank you

[CodeShepherd]

Did you like suggested turn on the windows feature Windows Hypervisor Platform? And beware to have Hyper-V switched off.

Yes it is working on Bosch laptops as we are also using it.

[Tasty_Tech]

Hello @CodeShepherd and @nickH 

Could you please help, I cannot change anything in the BIOS as its Bosch laptop. How do i do it in another way? as it says below

Thank you

[nickH]

You don't need to do changes to the BIOS. As it says in your screenshot CPU "Hardware Virtualization in Firmware" is enabled in BIOS. What you need to do is turn on the Windows Feature "Windows Hypervisor Platform". Therefore you need Admin Rights on your PC. 

Open the Windows Dialog "Turn Windows features on or off" and select "Windows Hypervisor Platform". Please also unselect "Hyper V" in case it is active, as these two do not work together. After that a restart of your PC is required. 

Screenshot of the Windows Dialog "Turn Windows Features on or off": 

[Tasty_Tech]

Hello @nickH ,

Thank you very much for quick reply. I have did what you suggested, hardware accelerator settings of the virtual core looks good now, thank you.

I still have the same issue, I am using 2.6.4 ctrlx Works,

But the good thing is the core boots after approximately 5-10min. is this normal?

Thank you in advance

[Sgilk]

@Tasty_Tech ,

No. This is a very long time to boot the virtual CORE.

The image above still indicates a problem with your hardware acceleration, but also with memory. Can you check your RAM usage when booting the CORE? Also, make sure you have Windows Hypervisor Platform selected for the hardware acceleration of this virtual CORE.