Curt wrote:
On 2013-04-17, Bob Proulx <[email protected]> wrote:
I booted the installation up in kvm (with -m 1024) (I chose the LXDE
desktop); it's pretty damn snappy even when run inside the virtual
machine. Much snappier than the live isohybrid with LXDE I put on a
usb stick and ran in kvm in the same way.
Curt, I believe you intended that as additional supplemental
information. But that is where things went into confusion. The above
Well, I meant it to demonstrate that the installation to the usb stick
was a successful operation, but apparently I sowed confusion.
You did not sow confusion. My ignorance swamped everything.
I have no experience with any type of virtulization.
In fact when I I initially read your post I understood it to
imply that the flash drive could be transported to any machine.
I did a Google search for "kvm qemu" {without quotes}. I
browsed the first 50 hits without enlightenment.
I reread your post and decided I didn't understand the
situation.
made it appear as if you set up a system that needed kvm to *run*. If
you had said you pulled the usb stick out and booted another system
with it then all would have been clear.
Thank you for the clarification.
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