How to get llama 2 up and running , in a VM, with no GPU, and limited memory on Ubuntu

So im still running unsupported hardware, but perhaps this workaround will let me hold on to my lab hardware just a couple more years longer.
Enable SSH into the ESXi host
This is what i did that so far is working
vi /bootbank/boot.cfg
**add in allowLegacyCPU=true to kernelopt
vi /altbootbank/boot.cfg
**add in allowLegacyCPU=true to kernelopt
esxcli software vib remove -n synology-nfs-vaai-plugin
** this vib comes up in the pre-check so it had to be removed
reboot
cat /bootbank/boot.cfg
cat /altbootbank/boot.cfg
**Make sure the allowLegacyCPU=true is still there
esxcli software profile update -p ESXi-8.0.0-20513097-standard -d /vmfs/volumes/340ffc1d-98386c9a/VMware/vSphere/8.x/VMware-ESXi-8.0-20513097-depot.zip --no-hardware-warning
cat /bootbank/boot.cfg
cat /altbootbank/boot.cfg
**Make sure the allowLegacyCPU=true is still there
reboot
cat /bootbank/boot.cfg
cat /altbootbank/boot.cfg
**Make sure the allowLegacyCPU=true is still there
reboot
**reboot one more time just to be sure
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