Hi!

I'm trying to install FreeDOS in a virtual machine via virt-install, as the 
host machine is remote and doesn't have a graphical environment, so I only have 
access via ssh. Still, I can export the installer screen via VNC.

The installation process loads, and I can get to the part of creating the 
primary partition, but I need to restart the machine after partitioning, and I 
cannot resume the installation from that point forward.

This is the command I'm using.

virt-install \
    --name DOS01 \
    --network bridge=br0 \
    --ram 512 \
    --disk /mnt/sd/vmdisk/DOS01.img,device=disk,bus=virtio,size=10,format=qcow2 
\
    --graphics=vnc,password=cadeafaca,listen=0.0.0.0,port=5913 \
    --hvm \
    --cdrom /kvm/iso/FD13LIVE.iso \
    --boot cdrom

Does anyone have experience with virt-install + FreeDOS?

It would probably be more straightforward for me to use qemu directly, but as I 
already have several VMs running managed by virt-manager, I wanted to keep 
using it for FreeDOS.

Cesar

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