I have an old Win XP Professional 32-bit machine. Intel Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2,4 GHz and 1,25GB RAM. When I try to install Ubuntu 14.04 from DVD I get this message: This kernel required an x86-64CPU, but only detected on i 686CPU unable to boot please use a kernel appropriate for your CPU. What can i do?
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1I sounds like you've downloaded the 64bit Ubuntu. You need to download and install the 32bit Ubuntu. – Mitch Dec 16 '14 at 11:12
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Mitch is right. My answer is provided that 32 bit is the one you are using and it still doesn't work. – Martin McKeaveney Dec 16 '14 at 11:16
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Your processor only supports 32bit operating systems.
You need to download a 32bit Ubuntu version as @Mitch stated in the comments.
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You may have a setting called Intel Virtualization Technology or AMD V, for those respective boards. Enable this setting.
Where can you enable it from? Its in the BIOS. Browse around, find Virtualization Technology/V and enable it. Restart and try again. You should be good to go.
Hope this helps.
