Supported Cpu in IBM Cloud Private 2.1

A funny things happened in my "old" vmware was an unssoppurted cpu problem. I haven't a true official answer by IBM but some guys in slack channel helped me to check if my cpu could be unsupported.

If you ran cat /proc/cpuinfo an output should be




what you need to check is if the flag sse4_2 is inside your flag list or not.

I don't know if there is a list of supported cpu or flags but this is what happened on my env and now I'm moving in a new infrastructure.

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