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I have Hyper-V running on Windows 10 Pro, and I am trying to get Centos 6.7 64 bit to run as a VM. The installation goes fines, but when I restart the VM to run Centos for the first time, it crashes with the following stack output:


I've gone through a number of How-Tos, and it seems like it should just work. I've tried both Gen 1 with a virtual IDE drive and and Gen 2 with a virtual SCSI drive - same result.

This is a screen capture of my configuration:


Any suggestions on what to try or where to look?

 
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I found that if I disabled SELINUX while booting the OS for the first time (appended selinux=0 to the kernel arguments), that Centos would boot without panicking. After that I could just start the OS normally.
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