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| windows_vm_in_kvm_on_headless_ubuntu_server [24.01.2016 10:59] – Pascal Suter | windows_vm_in_kvm_on_headless_ubuntu_server [07.06.2021 11:50] – [Windows VM in KVM/QEMU on headless Ubuntu server] Pascal Suter | ||
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| run qemu and install windows. access the display via VNC | run qemu and install windows. access the display via VNC | ||
| - | qemu-system-x86_64 -enable-kvm -k de-ch -name windows -vnc :1 -cdrom /dev/cdrom -boot d -drive file=/ | + | qemu-system-x86_64 -enable-kvm -k de-ch -name windows -vnc :1 -cdrom /dev/cdrom -drive file=/ |
| now connect with your favourite vnc client to the ip of your server and install windows. you need to load the derivers from the second cdrom that is emulated. make sure you choose the correct virtio storage driver for your windows version. it may load the wrong one if you just select the root directory and let the installer search for it, resulting in an unstable windows vm | now connect with your favourite vnc client to the ip of your server and install windows. you need to load the derivers from the second cdrom that is emulated. make sure you choose the correct virtio storage driver for your windows version. it may load the wrong one if you just select the root directory and let the installer search for it, resulting in an unstable windows vm | ||