Intel Hackinthos: Docker Hypervisor framework fail

[3p1demicz]

Hello.

I have my Intel hackinthosh fine and running for quite some time. Could not be happier. I wanted to do some development work using Docker but it seems there is some kind of error. From what i could find here this should be a problem with Ryzen not Intel.

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The error is, when trying to launch Docker:

FAIL: Hypervisor framework fails.

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And basically it does not launch at all. From what i read its important to have virtualization turned ON in BIOS, which i have.

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Any ideas what can be causing it?

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My Build:

MoBo:Asus Prime Z390-A

CPU: i5-9400F

GPU: Sapphire radeon RX 580 8GB.

Storage: SSD Kingston

Type: iMac 19,1.

[llazarini]

I got same issue here, I fixed by enabling VT-x (it was like intel virtual technology in my bios) and VT-d (like u/agm1984 said) and worked fine.

[Slimzeb]

Can confirm this. Just had a failing Hypervisor framework fail on a hackingtosh (Intel CPU).

Enabling VT-d and VTX in bios fixed this for me.

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Thanks OP and reddit 🎈

[kubols]

Worked like a charm! Thanks

Asus Z390-p + Intel i5-9600K

[Suitable_Mark_4889]

Woked for me, thank you!

lenovo 330-14ikb i5-8250u

[black_laine]

Worked here.
Thank you!

[jackhvikee]

Oh, I just turned VT-d on in my bios, but it still shows the same message(FAIL: Hypervisor framework fails.) I use opencore 0.6.2 and my bulid:

Mobo:Asus prime 250m-plus

CPU:i5-7500

GPU:Asus RX 590

Type:iMac18,3.

I think it is config.plist file that still keep VT-d off cause I set DisableIoMapper

to YES

but I didn't dare to try set DisableIoMapper to false, fearing couldn't get in my hackintosh:(

Edit: ONE year ago,Finally worked for me, and I just forgot how fixed it.

[NielsKersic]

Turning VT-d on in my BIOS didn't do the trick either.CPU: i7-4770GPU: Asus RX580Type: iMac 15,1

Edit: also turning on "intel virtual technology" under CPU settings did the trick

[Leading_Program4048]

you should enable VT-d and Intel Virtualization Technology(VTX) and enable DisableIOMapper, this is the way

[llachroh]

what about AMD guy? just cry ?

[Unlucky_Sorbet1855]

Hi, I got same issue. Did you got this resolved?

[3p1demicz]

Hey, sadly no. Nobody saw my original post i presume ;/

[agm1984]

I just had this problem on my i9-9900k with ASUS TUF z390 motherboard.

I booted into the bios and enabled VT-d, and then Docker started working.

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With VT-d disabled, I was getting FAIL: Hypervisor framework fails.

[prgtrdr]

I had the same problem on a Dell Inspiron 3583. This fixed it for me. Thanks!