Berkeley Common Environment

Hi, we're not supporting BCE any more. Chris On Wed, Jan 15, 2020 at 9:06 PM <halo2dost@gmail.

My device was Aspire E5-422. There is no option in bios to enable virtualization. Is there another

My computer compaq sr1931il pd 2.8 ghz doesn't have VT-x. I am trying to install brooklyn in

FYI ibus-setup (invoked by Applications > Settings Manager > IBus Preferences) does not work in

Its straightforward to create a "nano.desktop" launcher. I'd have to check how to make

Hi Daniel, @cboettig PR'ed a Dockerfile for BCE via https://github.com/ucberkeley/bce/pull/74 and

Hi, Unfortunately computers do not have the same process for enabling virtualization. We have some

I've become seriously addicted to using #cloud-config in AWS to reproducibly customize images

Just a note that another student in my class reported this same issue. Luis' solution here worked

Hi, I tried to install the BCE onto my OSX machine but it failed. Could anybody help me with that

I also tried reset the BIOS setup, but I cannot find some settings in my BIOS

VBox 5.0 apparently doesn't work. 4.3.28 is working. On Monday, August 17, 2015 at 2:21:05 PM UTC

Thanks for the report. I've just made the summer preview version accessible to the public. Ryan

Oh! I never would have guessed to sudo sans password. Neat. Thanks, Ryan! -Greg On Tue, Mar 3, 2015

Just an FYI to everyone that I'm in the process of modifying the BCE build to create an official

The VirtualBox log file referenced errors with the integrity of "uxtheme.dll" which pointed

Apologies for the extra email - I should have noted that this issue can particularly come about when