Fedora 32 doesn’t seem to start the kernel when booted in virtualbox (6.1.6) in EFI mode, regardless of what I try. Both the beta and the final release seem to have this problem. Both will boot in BIOS mode.
If it’s any help, my CPU is a Ryzen 3600, and the VM has 2 GB of RAM allocated to it.
Neither the beta nor the final release will boot in EFI mode with VirtualBox 6.1.6. They both boot in BIOS mode, but seemingly whatever I try, GRUB seems to load the kernel and initrd and then I just get a black screen and nothing happens.
If it’s any help, my system uses an AMD Ryzen 3600 processor, and the VM is allocated 2 GB of RAM.
It worked on Windows 10, so I just deleted and re-created my VM configuration, and now it works. No idea what was wrong, but maybe just because I’ve upgraded through a lot of VirtualBox versions over the years with this configuration.
Regardless, not a problem in Fedora Thanks for the help!