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On 04/01/2010 11:08 PM, Michal wrote:
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>>
>> You don't have the install cdrom ?
>>
>
> My friend had a problem with their laptop and the Vista Business key
> sticker was on the back but they had no Vista Business CD. I simply
> downloaded the CD. It does get a little difficult legally, I mean
> anti-download groups could say "HE'S DOWNLOADING STUFF....BAN HIM!!!"
> but actually I have the key and all I needed was the CD, so really there
> is nothing illegal about that...but I am not clued up with this legal stuff
My point was ...
If you have the cdrom (and, or course, the license key), it's really a no
brainer. Install off the cdrom WITHIN virt-manager into an image file, is
straight forward. QEMU if you don't have VT support, KVM if you do. All this
nonsense about mbr and grub and what not earlier this thread is completely
irrelevant because you're installing into a vm. The file itself *becomes* the "C
drive" ...
:-)
All the best,
- -Greg
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