09-01-2019, 10:14 AM
"Lenovo Laptop i7 Pentium"
what is a i7 pentium then ?
Leaving that aside, I would like to know what kind of storage are you using. Is it an hdd ? how is its health ? Crystaldiskinfo might come handy here.
I can run two VMs on an 8gb ddr4 system with g4560. that processor has like 2 core 4 thread and it is like a 6th gen i3. May be i am tolerant of slowness cause i am still using hdd in most of my work.
Yes. All the dvd or cd images are kinda same. Just like with windows. Licensing in case of windows may be different , but i doubt that has much impact on system installation speed.
Could you try installing from a ubuntu 18.10 cd may be. just to check if that installation goes same too.
I really have no idea off the top of my head.
edit:
thanks to HR for thinking about another possible source. i cant even think of running my system with vtd etc turned off. hehe. i never did. but that seems more likely for you. virtualbox is not getting direct hardware (dma/ahci ?) access and doing more virtualisation through software. it is a roundabout way of doing same things, but much slower.
what is a i7 pentium then ?
Leaving that aside, I would like to know what kind of storage are you using. Is it an hdd ? how is its health ? Crystaldiskinfo might come handy here.
I can run two VMs on an 8gb ddr4 system with g4560. that processor has like 2 core 4 thread and it is like a 6th gen i3. May be i am tolerant of slowness cause i am still using hdd in most of my work.
Yes. All the dvd or cd images are kinda same. Just like with windows. Licensing in case of windows may be different , but i doubt that has much impact on system installation speed.
Could you try installing from a ubuntu 18.10 cd may be. just to check if that installation goes same too.
I really have no idea off the top of my head.
edit:
thanks to HR for thinking about another possible source. i cant even think of running my system with vtd etc turned off. hehe. i never did. but that seems more likely for you. virtualbox is not getting direct hardware (dma/ahci ?) access and doing more virtualisation through software. it is a roundabout way of doing same things, but much slower.
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