[Virtual Machine] Small experiment: Use a KVM Virtual Machine to install a Windows system

XXX: the document states that either an Intel CPU with VT (vmx) or an SVM (secure virtual machine, also known as a AMD-V) must be available
AMD CPUInstall. I installed it on turion 64 X2. No problem.
Whether AMD and Intel CPU support VT or SVM. For details, referKernelHas_svm () and cpu_has_kvm_support () of KVM ()
Function.

1. Ensure that the kernel version is 2.6.20 or later, go to www.Kernel. Org to view the release time of your kernel, and then:

Http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.PHP? Group_id = 180599

 

DownloadA release time later than your kernel's KVM-<release> .tar.gz

Note: Linux kernel include/Linux/KVM. h defines a kvm_api_version macro. For example, in 2.6.22, It is 12. in
download KVM- .tar.gz, user/kvmctl. c defines an expected_kvm_api_version. The macro value
must match your kernel. However, this step will be checked during configure, so don't worry.

# Tar zvxf KVM-<release> .tar.gz-C/usr/local/
# Cd/usr/local/KVM-<release>/

2.CompileNote. (You can skip this step. Specify the -- kerneldir parameter in step 3)

/Lib/ModuleS/'uname-R'/build considers it to beSource codeLocation
Directory(In fact,/lib/modules/'uname-R'/source is the source.CodeDirectory, only when the kernel is compiled
Use o = <dir> to specify the output directory, which is the same ). Therefore, you need to change it to make the build
This symbolic link points to the same link as source.

# Cd/lib/modules/2.6.22/
# Unlink build
# Ln-SF 'readlink source' build

Note that after <3> is completed, you need to change the build link back.

Or do not change it. Pay attention to the parameter in <3> Configure.

3. Configure, make, make install

# Cd/usr/local/KVM-<release>/
#./Configure -- prefix =/usr/local/KVM -- With-patched-Kernel
// If not done, add -- kerneldir =/lib/modules/'uname-R'/source
# Make
# Make install

4. LoadModule

# Modprobe KVM-AMD // or modprobe KVM-intel, depending on your CPU

5. CreateVirtualDisk

#/Usr/local/KVM/bin/qemu-IMG create-F qcow vdisk. IMG 5g

6. boot from ISO

#/Usr/local/KVM/bin/qemu-system-x86_64-hda vdisk. IMG-CDROM/root/windows2000.iso-boot D-M 384
-M 384 indicates thatMemory. If the machine memory is less than 1 GB, 192 or 128 is recommended.
For Intel CPU, change "qemu-system-x86_64" to "qemu ".

7. After installation, startVirtual Machine.

#/Usr/local/KVM/bin/qemu-system-x86_64 vdisk. IMG-M 384

 

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