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| + | ====== x86 ====== | ||
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| + | x86 images are targeted at PC type devices. | ||
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| + | ===== Installing an x86 image virtually (Hyper-V) ===== | ||
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| + | You can install an x86 image in a virtual machine. This small set of steps should assist you in setting it up for Hyper-V. | ||
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| + | ==== Create VHDX ==== | ||
| + | - Download an x86 image (probably x64 if you're going this far) in the " | ||
| + | - Extract the gz so you just have the .img | ||
| + | - Get a copy of qemu-img | ||
| + | - '' | ||
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| + | ==== Create virtual machine ==== | ||
| + | - Memory: your choice (do not enable dynamic memory) | ||
| + | - Processor: your choice, benefits above 2 may not be seen depending on workload | ||
| + | - IDE Controller: Hard Drive: Select the vhdx created before | ||
| + | - Network Adapter: How you configure these is up to you, but you should create at least 2 (one for WAN one for LAN). If you only create 1, it will be assigned to LAN. The last port created will always be assigned to WAN (if > 1). | ||
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