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How shall I change boot sequenct of a virtual machine in KVM?
How to access a KVM virtual-machine?Can (and how) KVM use NTFS storage?Configure KVM/QEMU with TLS?Start a kvm virtual machine fullscreen on bootIs it possible to pass USB DVD drive to KVM (QEMU) virtual machine on Ubuntu?Virtual Machine failover with KVMlibvirt: command to start up all guest virtual machines which have auto-start enabledlinux kvm performance questionRun VM GUI on headless machine with kvmCan I run a .vdi file for Windows 8.1. virtual machine in KVM/QEMU or VMM?
I have installed Windows 8.1 on a virtual machine in KVM. Now I want to install Windows 10 with the same product key of Windows 8.1, so I try to install Windows 10 on the same virtual machine, overwriting Windows 8.1. So I add a SCSI CDROM device to the virtual machine and with path pointing to the Windows 10 .iso file.
Now when I start the virtual machine, how shall I enter BIOS to change the boot sequence? I try the following ways, but it always start Windows 8.1:
- pressing F2 doesn't seem to work, unless I am mistaken of the function keys on the laptop that I am not yet familiar with
https://stackoverflow.com/a/19162267/
virsh edit <your-domain-name>doesn't seem to work, because there seems no domain name and I am
not sure what domain name means (doesn't seem to be the hostname of
my laptop)$ virsh list
Id Name State
----------------------------------------------------
$
Thanks.
boot kvm bios
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I have installed Windows 8.1 on a virtual machine in KVM. Now I want to install Windows 10 with the same product key of Windows 8.1, so I try to install Windows 10 on the same virtual machine, overwriting Windows 8.1. So I add a SCSI CDROM device to the virtual machine and with path pointing to the Windows 10 .iso file.
Now when I start the virtual machine, how shall I enter BIOS to change the boot sequence? I try the following ways, but it always start Windows 8.1:
- pressing F2 doesn't seem to work, unless I am mistaken of the function keys on the laptop that I am not yet familiar with
https://stackoverflow.com/a/19162267/
virsh edit <your-domain-name>doesn't seem to work, because there seems no domain name and I am
not sure what domain name means (doesn't seem to be the hostname of
my laptop)$ virsh list
Id Name State
----------------------------------------------------
$
Thanks.
boot kvm bios
asked 52 mins ago
TimTim
27.6k78264477
add a comment |
I have installed Windows 8.1 on a virtual machine in KVM. Now I want to install Windows 10 with the same product key of Windows 8.1, so I try to install Windows 10 on the same virtual machine, overwriting Windows 8.1. So I add a SCSI CDROM device to the virtual machine and with path pointing to the Windows 10 .iso file.
Now when I start the virtual machine, how shall I enter BIOS to change the boot sequence? I try the following ways, but it always start Windows 8.1:
- pressing F2 doesn't seem to work, unless I am mistaken of the function keys on the laptop that I am not yet familiar with
https://stackoverflow.com/a/19162267/
virsh edit <your-domain-name>doesn't seem to work, because there seems no domain name and I am
not sure what domain name means (doesn't seem to be the hostname of
my laptop)$ virsh list
Id Name State
----------------------------------------------------
$
Thanks.
boot kvm bios
asked 52 mins ago
TimTim
27.6k78264477
I have installed Windows 8.1 on a virtual machine in KVM. Now I want to install Windows 10 with the same product key of Windows 8.1, so I try to install Windows 10 on the same virtual machine, overwriting Windows 8.1. So I add a SCSI CDROM device to the virtual machine and with path pointing to the Windows 10 .iso file.
Now when I start the virtual machine, how shall I enter BIOS to change the boot sequence? I try the following ways, but it always start Windows 8.1:
- pressing F2 doesn't seem to work, unless I am mistaken of the function keys on the laptop that I am not yet familiar with
https://stackoverflow.com/a/19162267/
virsh edit <your-domain-name>doesn't seem to work, because there seems no domain name and I am
not sure what domain name means (doesn't seem to be the hostname of
my laptop)$ virsh list
Id Name State
----------------------------------------------------
$
Thanks.
boot kvm bios
boot kvm bios
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a domain is a virtual machine
so with this command virsh list --all you must see all virtual machines .
you must be root or at least a privileged account than can talk to libvirtd .
and after you can run
virsh edit <your-domain-name>
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a domain is a virtual machine
so with this command virsh list --all you must see all virtual machines .
you must be root or at least a privileged account than can talk to libvirtd .
and after you can run
virsh edit <your-domain-name>
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a domain is a virtual machine
so with this command virsh list --all you must see all virtual machines .
you must be root or at least a privileged account than can talk to libvirtd .
and after you can run
virsh edit <your-domain-name>
answered 33 mins ago
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a domain is a virtual machine
so with this command virsh list --all you must see all virtual machines .
you must be root or at least a privileged account than can talk to libvirtd .
and after you can run
virsh edit <your-domain-name>
answered 33 mins ago
EchoMike444EchoMike444
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a domain is a virtual machine
so with this command virsh list --all you must see all virtual machines .
you must be root or at least a privileged account than can talk to libvirtd .
and after you can run
virsh edit <your-domain-name>
answered 33 mins ago
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answered 33 mins ago
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