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I booted it up then selected the language but then it says This Kernel requires a x86-64 CPU. Unable to boot.

Tim
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twinkislayer
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  • You *seriously* need to talk about what host os version and arch, and system you are using to get a more complete answer. – Journeyman Geek Nov 17 '13 at 06:18
  • http://askubuntu.com/questions/128830/amd64-virtual-machine-in-virtualbox - you have to define a 64-bit environment in the general settings of your VM. – Takkat Nov 17 '13 at 07:20

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This Kernel requires a x86-64 CPU. Unable to boot.

That means you are trying to install 64-bit server in a 32-bit CPU. The Ubuntu 13.10 32-bit download link not placed in main download page.

You can get Ubuntu 13.10 server 32-bit here

Hope that helps you.

Mitch
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Raja G
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Under Settings / General / Basic (tab), what Ubuntu version did you specify? It should be Ubuntu (64 bit). If it's just Ubuntu, this would be one reason for the error. Also there's a possibility that you need to turn on, in your BIOS settings, Intel Virtualization Technology (IVT) or AMD-V depending.

Jerry
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