[Documentation:Developer] Other Names for BIOS Virtualization #588
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Adds to Getting Started -> VM install using vagrant -> Submitty Developer Installation -> 1. Enable Virtualization. When setting up the VM for the first time I ran into some unnecessary confusion because my laptops BIOS called the Virtualization SVM, and it turns out it is common for it to be called other things, so I specified that and some other commonly used BIOS setting names for Virtualization.