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Thanks K. Chowksey. Your post helped me to solve my problem whith
installation of windows XP on host_device on lvm on Gentoo. Set my drive
like that -drive file=/dev/mapper/vg_main-
lv_profstr,format=host_device,cache=none,if=ide,media=disk before the
first stage of windows XP installation.
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Turning the disk cache off solved this problem for me:
Instead of kvm ... -hda WinXP.img ...
Say kvm -drive file=WinXP2.img,index=0,media=disk,cache=none
Althoug, I don't know if this is a workaround for a windows bug or a kvm
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am still unable to get past the Setup cannot recognize Disk error
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Not working on Karmic:
2.6.31-12-generic #40-Ubuntu SMP Wed Oct 7 04:14:43 UTC 2009 i686
GNU/Linux
Running latest updates of everything from standard repo's, boots in safe
mode - however dies with anything else, including +/-nx
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Running latest updates of everything from standard repo's, boots in safe
mode - however dies with anything else, including +/-nx
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The bug is in KVM after all, I found out that PAE is needed for 32-bit
kernels for supporting the NX flag, this makes things work perfectly
with no added flags in the server variant of the kernel. (and on 64
bit kernels)
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The bug is in KVM after all, I found out that PAE is needed for 32-bit
kernels for supporting the NX flag, this makes things work perfectly
with no added flags in the server variant of the kernel. (and on 64
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I get the blank/black screen after the bios, booting XP vm's i setup on the
same pc a while ago.
Could it be the kernel version ?
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I get the blank/black screen after the bios, booting XP vm's i setup on the
same pc a while ago.
Could it be the kernel version ?
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I get the blank/black screen after the bios, booting XP vm's i setup on the
same pc a while ago.
Could it be the kernel version ?
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i guess it has something to do with intel cpus - i installed recently a
kvm-vm with windows server 2008 on my amd athlon 64-based jaunty
server with no problems at all...
on my notebook, i still got problems booting non-virtio based vms from
harddisk using virt-manager/libvirtd. a linux-vm with
i guess it has something to do with intel cpus - i installed recently a
kvm-vm with windows server 2008 on my amd athlon 64-based jaunty
server with no problems at all...
on my notebook, i still got problems booting non-virtio based vms from
harddisk using virt-manager/libvirtd. a linux-vm with
+1 - the options I needed are -cpu coreduo,-nx rather than 'nx' as
mentioned by Johannes
I have an older Core Duo (Thinkpad X60s) which does support the nx flag,
but I must forcibly disable it if I want XP to run ... same store -
stage one ('DOS-style' install works, but the first reboot to
same problem here, first step of windows xp setup works fine, then after
rebooting from hdd for second step shows just a black screen with a
white dash .
i'm now able to boot windows from disk by using -cpu coreduo,nx option
for kvm as shown in bug #395356 and bug #379991
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Importance: Medium
Assignee: Chris Halse Rogers (raof)
Status: Fix Released
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Okay, I've spent the day working with pmatulis on this bug.
We've been using the kvm-84 backport candidate from the ~ubuntu-virt
PPA.
On Jaunty and Karmic, I'm able to install WindowsXP using virt-manager
and libvirt without a problem.
On Hardy, I am not able to complete the installation using
I have uploaded a backported libvirt to the ~ubuntu-virt ppa:
* https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-virt/+archive/ppa
Can you please try the kvm and libvirt found in that PPA?
:-Dustin
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Status: Confirmed = Invalid
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This problem occurs when booting a vmdk file (created with vmware's
physical to virtual tool) with kvm-84 on jaunty 64bit.
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Neither of the solutions proposed works in my remote Jaunty
installation. I've followed the following howto step by step:
http://www.howtoforge.com/installing-windows-xp-as-a-kvm-guest-on-
ubuntu-8.10-desktop
And also tried to fix the MBR as suggested by:
Neither of the solutions proposed works in my remote Jaunty
installation. I've followed the following howto step by step:
http://www.howtoforge.com/installing-windows-xp-as-a-kvm-guest-on-
ubuntu-8.10-desktop
And also tried to fix the MBR as suggested by:
Reporting this occur also in Windows 2000 after DX9.0c install.
After six restarts with windowsupdate.microsoft.com, I finally installed
DirectX 9.0c, which created this same behavior also appear on Win2000.
What does DX9.0c install as HDD driver, that breaks BIOS to Kernel
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I was able to successfully install WindowsXP in virt-manager on a Jaunty
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Hi all,
I have also verified that I'm able to install and run WindowsXP from the kvm
command line, with:
$ kvm -m 1024 -hda windowsxp.img -cdrom ../iso/windows_xp.iso
on a Jaunty host.
This bug appears fixed, to me. If anyone can reproduce this problem on
Jaunty, please reopen the bug.
The solution that Rodney Richison proposed works for me.
I run Ubuntu Intrepid with kvm and got a Exception 13 after first reboot
during windows xp home install.
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Solution by Rodney works. I actually just installed Win2k3 32bit on my
machine fully and just booted it at my server.\
There is another problem however. I want to install yet another machine
on server , but this time on lvm partition. Symptoms arte same, but its
a headless machine and i cant use
@Hety
I haven't tried is personally, but wouldn't an X11 forward via SSH give you the
display from kvm even on a headless machine?
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Well i have a workaround that will work for everyone i hope.
1: make a service .img with xp/win2k3 install. Minimal one. You can do it on
your machine.
2: copy it over to server and attach all the partitions or .img files you will
need to it.
2: boot it. It will give some acpi errors(mine did),
I hope someone else can verify this, but I believe I have a workaround
to the lost drive problem. I used W2K3 R2 Standard, 32 bit on a
Ubuntu 8.10 server 64 bit.
Use Virtual Machine Manager to create a new VM. Set the hard disk to an
IMG, not a QCOW2.
The preinstall went fine. Before you
Rodney,
Thanks a lot for your notes! I am a beginner regarding KVM and your
notes will indeed be helpful.
-ec
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Ericc,
I did not have this issue, however, if it helps, I tend to make notes as
I go.. Here's the link,
I can also confirm that Rodney's solution works. But - in my case -
either not totally or I'm having another issue: the CPU usage of
underlying kvm process is almost 100%. (Ubuntu 8.10 32bits on AMD 4600+,
and the PC under guest Windows is seen as normal, so it is - I think -
not the regular ACPI
Ericc,
I did not have this issue, however, if it helps, I tend to make notes as
I go.. Here's the link, you'll see a ubuntu kvm page there.
http://programs.rcrnet.net/
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Confirming this bug on Intrepid 64-bit with kvm_intel.
Tried Windows XP SP1, Windows 2003 Standard R2 and Windows 2000 SP4.
Installer starts fine, after first reboot: A disk read error occured.
Tried to convert a vmdk file to qcow (with qemu-img) hosting a Windows
XP machine. Loader starts but
I got around this by installing with kvm, format the drive, then boot
with virt-manager and do the installation without formating the drive.
kvm -m 512 -hda winxp.qcow2 -cdrom xp_sp2.iso -boot d
just format the drive
then boot with virt manager, do NOT format the drive, choose leave file system
Rodney, do you mind adding some more detail? I'm not sure what you mean
by formatting the drive before the installation; or how to do that at
least.
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Start the vm with this command change to suit your setup
kvm -m 512 -hda winxp.qcow2 -cdrom xp_sp2.iso -boot d
As you can see, we're booting from a cdrom image.
During the windows install, you have a chance to choose the partition your
installing to, then you choose to format that partition.
Here it fails only if I try to install it directly on an LVM block
device while an image file works; I opened the separate bug 298056 for
this because it seems like this bug is a collection of different issues.
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I am also experiencing this problem on Intrepid 64bit. Trying to run
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I can confirm this bug on intrepid 64bit intel:
kvm -m 1024 -boot d -cdrom /mnt/data/juel/IMAGES/WindowsXP_CD.iso -hda
/dev/mapper/isw_cgbcheahia_KVMOS3
works until reboot, then when switching -boot d to -boot c
kvm -m 1024 -boot c -cdrom /mnt/data/juel/IMAGES/WindowsXP_CD.iso -hda
I get the error reading hard drive after first windows attempt to reboot. It
does not matter if I use virt-install
virt-install --connect qemu:///system -n xpsp2 -r 1024 -f
/home/rodney/vservers/sambar/sambar.qcow2 -s 100 -c
/home/rodney/iso/xp_corp_sp2.iso --vnc --noautoconsole --os-type
Got exactly the same issue a LAurato Bonetto .
After the first reboot
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please ignore my previous attachment.
Adding the corect one
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I too am getting this error in Intrepid. I used virt-manager to
create/install the Windows XP guest image. First time it tried to boot
it wouldn't work. I tried it from the command line with kvm, and I get
exception 13 with a dump of #s. If I try it with the -no-kvm switch,
the window appears
Lautaro Bonetto's case - same error here. Intrepid daily build 22.10.
(repositories have kvm version 74). I used separate LV, then image on
logical volume at /home and then completele separate partition -always
the same. Error code of kvm is 13.
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When I try install Windows XP, after de first reboot, this error appear
in the bios boot: Error de lectura de disco. Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to
reboot. (Disk read error). Then I can't use this virtual machine
again.
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Works fine for me on current Intrepid (kvm 1:71+dfsg-1ubuntu2 on kernel
2.6.26-5.15)
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I had an XP qcow image which I had working under Feisty but found with
Gutsy that it would crash after the login screen appears. Eventually,
when trying out Hardy Alpha5 I did some more digging and, when trying
to do screen captures when the bluescreen appears, found this message:
Intelppm.sys,
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better. The issue that you reported is one that should be
reproducible with the live environment of the Desktop CD of the
development release - Hardy Heron. It would help us greatly if you could
test with it so we can work
I think I'm being bitten by Bug #107172, as I get Exception 13 as soon
as Windows hits the graphical splash screen.
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Are you able to reproduce this with the current Gutsy KVM version
(1:28-4ubuntu1)? Note that you may run into bug #107172 if you try it
on Intel.
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Okay, never mind... my problem is detailed here:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314082
and it has to do with the emulated IDE controller. That's why I can't
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I have a similar problem. The Qumranet people claim that 32-bit Windows
works in KVM, though, so something must be up with Ubuntu:
http://kvm.qumranet.com/kvmwiki/FAQ#head-
c3a08e5599921c18f9727e6e335257a582ade86a
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Okay, so I get this problem whenever I try to run my WinXP machine in
qemu, whether using kvm or not. I had to break out video tools to catch
the Blue Screen of Death, but I get this message:
STOP: 0x007B (0xF7AE3928,0xC034,0x,0x)
How about you folks? Can you run XP in
Also, I just tried kvm-25 (Feisty comes with release 16), and it's the
same thing.
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KVM build in fiesty crashes when run widows XP or linux live cd fiesty
fawn with error: exception 13. with Fiesty AMD64 architecture
I resolved this problem after build and install kvm version 2.4 from
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Have you tried it with the -no-acpi flag? It was required when I
attempted to install XP.
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