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- Z390 Designare
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Which part? The behavior it's exhibiting when VT-d is enabled or the need to have the dart=0 boot flag?That isn't normal for that board.
Which part? The behavior it's exhibiting when VT-d is enabled or the need to have the dart=0 boot flag?That isn't normal for that board.
Yea, I followed your original instructions and had VT-d disabled, until someone suggested I change it to ENABLED to solve a contiguous memory issue. I wasn't even able to do that without dart=0. Not sure if @pastrychef can chime in here. He was the one who suggested that I ENABLE Intel Virtualization. I know the two (VT-d and Virtualization) are somehow related but I haven't dug deep enough to understand the differences or the similarities or what dart=0 does even.
I'm running Parallels 10 on Mojave with VT-d disabled, but VT-x enabled.However, Parallels does require it if I am not mistaken (I use Parallels and I am pretty sure I had to turn that on for it to function - been a while...).
I'm running Parallels 10 on Mojave with VT-d disabled, but VT-x enabled.