Pelle wrote:
> I THINK this is due to the fact that kvm-60+ uses a realtek nic as
> default and not the old ne2000.
> You could try specifying -nic,model=ne2k_pci
Yes, this is *part* of the solution. A clean install that was activated
on some old KVM, had some software installed on more recent on
Adam Majer wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Original bug was submitted at http://bugs.debian.org/467043. The summary
> is that installs of Windows XP from pre-kvm-60 (pre-59?), then upgrading
> to kvm-60 or 61 causes Windows to trigger activation due to "computer
> changed too much". Downgrading to kvm-58 or previ
I THINK this is due to the fact that kvm-60+ uses a realtek nic as
default and not the old ne2000.
You could try specifying -nic,model=ne2k_pci
I expected this bug to happen on my virtual windows too but it never
happened.
Adam Majer wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Original bug was submitted at http://bugs.d
Hi,
Original bug was submitted at http://bugs.debian.org/467043. The summary
is that installs of Windows XP from pre-kvm-60 (pre-59?), then upgrading
to kvm-60 or 61 causes Windows to trigger activation due to "computer
changed too much". Downgrading to kvm-58 or previous resolves the issue.
Have
