CentOS

Considering that yours also says "Detected CPU family 6 model 69", I would think this is a similar issue. Assuming your system actually works fine despite the warning, I'd suggest not to worry too much about this at this time. Recheck the issue with CentOS 6.6 when it released. Hello avij, O.K, tha...

TrevorH wrote:The echo does it for this boot and it resets on reboot.

Many Thanks - David

Hello TrevorH & drk,

Very useful commands,
I'm new what I meant was the dmesg log where it precedes each line in milli/secs..
Does the echo command make it permanent, or just next boot.? Many Thanks... David

Hello,

Is it normal to have no timing showing in the DMESG Log File.?
I just wanted to get an idea of boot time,
with out using BootChart, if that even works with CentOS ??

Thanks... David

Having both "NetworkManager" and "network" services on is usually worse than unnecessary. The access of a VM guest into physical network is dictated by the configuration of the VM host, i.e. in your case Ubuntu and VirtualBox. Even though ICMP and DNS packets pass through, there might still be some...

Hello, I'm very new to Linux, and on day 1 with Centos 6.5. Running on i5 Laptop, Zorin8(Ubuntu), Virtualbox 4.3.8 + Guest Additions installed. I'm running it in Virtualbox to get used to it,it seemed to install O.K, 1 unknown hardware issue Intel CPU, posted in a seperate thread. I have connectivit...

Hello, I'm quite new to Linux & very, very new to CentOS 6.5, installed today in Virtualbox 4.3.8 on Host = Zorin 8(Ubuntu) I also seem to have this issue, I'm not clear(sorry) if it is Virtualbox configuration, CentOS 6.5 or is it the Host issue.? Detected CPU family 6 model 69 UNSUPPORTED HARDWARE...