Recent content by martyfelker

This update broke my QEMU/KVM VM, and I had no choice but to delete it. I was going into an OPPs loop, and I don't care much. I will get a new Canary ISO by and by. Mean while - Ubuntu 25.04

Installed using VMware WS 17.6, which works on Garuda (Arch) and Debian Trixie (this required using the host modules fix). For some reason, I can use QEMU/KVM to directly update Garuda (get a specious TPM 2.0 warning). QEMU/LVM works fine on Fedora Rawhide (kernel 6.14 rc1)

Installed using VMware WS 17.6 using a "vanilla" version of Windows. Installing using QEMU/KVM but only on Fedora Rawhide (kernel 6.14 rc1). Garuda gave the error that TPM 2.0 is not installed. If any can get these updates using Arch I'd appreciate some pointers

On the other hand, why not just a few hard drives and install a few versions of native Linux - then runQEMU/KVM, VirtualBox, VMwaRE ws OR gNOME-BOXES -all of which are non-proprietary and run Windows in a VM

Waiting for the Windows 12 development build. But meanwhile

KDE-Spectacle takes the following output running on Debian 13 (Trixie) from Virtualbox. Much more could be said but a picture .....

They are downloading and installing on two VMs, one on VMware WS 17.6 and one on QEMU/KVM. I will update this post tomorrow. Host is Garuda (Arch Linux) Only the VMware VM is updating. The QEMU/KVM VM says it doesn't meet the hardware requirements. If I remember correctly it will work...

QEMU/KVM VM updated correctly on Fedora 42 (Rawhide). Very strange it was complaining on Garuda.

VMware VM. QEMU/KVM ran into a problem.

Installed QEMY/KVM on Lubuntu Host. Installing VMware Workstation `17.6 on Garuda Bird of Prey (Gnome)

IS there a waly to run Hylper-V in QEMU/KVM or VMware VM?

I will try again to install the MS ISO of this build on a hard disk. If it destroys one of the remaining Linux OSs, it will be the last time. I can't install it. The program wants a driver for the USB device. Useless.

Installed on QEMU/KVM and VMware VMs.

I assume a new build will be released next week. Since they are keeping the Control Panel, I don't see the work, but it's possible they only have one or two people working on Insider builds!

AMD with NVIDIA Graphics—at least, that's what I decided on. So do yourself a favor and get a Gigabyte Ultra Durable mobo. I favor that personally because I have three Linux OSs, and GRUB doesn't really work well with BTRFS. My two cents only.