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netboot.xyz + kvm vps+ windows = virtio drivers problem

Guys, do you have any solution to install Windows on KVM VPS with netboot? It has the option to boot up the Windows installation by providing the URL to extracted Windows ISO. It boots up well, but missing VirtIO drivers stops the process. I have tried NTLite to integrate viostore, but without success. Any hint? Thanks a bunch!

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  • There's a post about this on Tutorials categories

  • @Anna_Parker said:
    Guys, do you have any solution to install Windows on KVM VPS with netboot? It has the option to boot up the Windows installation by providing the URL to extracted Windows ISO. It boots up well, but missing VirtIO drivers stops the process. I have tried NTLite to integrate viostore, but without success. Any hint? Thanks a bunch!

    Sounds like you're NTliting the wrong drivers.

  • On the installation process for KVM or XEN virtualization VPS:

    It is recommended to have at least 4GB of memory and 30GB of hard disk space. After logging in as the root user via SSH, execute the following command and wait patiently. The installation speed depends on the network download speed, and after waiting for 10-60 minutes, you can open VNC again to see the familiar Windows login interface.

    wget -qO DebianNET.sh qiu.sh/dd && bash DebianNET.sh -dd "DD download URL"

    windows 10 url:https://dl.lamp.sh/vhd/en-us_windows10_ltsc.xz
    The win10 includes drivers for KVM, xen, and Amazon.
    Default username and password for remote desktop
    User name: administrator
    Password: Teddysun.com

    If vps network not using dhcp,you should go vnc and manually configuring network information.

  • adwsislifeadwsislife Member
    edited April 2023

    @saobilin said:
    On the installation process for KVM or XEN virtualization VPS:

    It is recommended to have at least 4GB of memory and 30GB of hard disk space. After logging in as the root user via SSH, execute the following command and wait patiently. The installation speed depends on the network download speed, and after waiting for 10-60 minutes, you can open VNC again to see the familiar Windows login interface.

    wget -qO DebianNET.sh qiu.sh/dd && bash DebianNET.sh -dd "DD download URL"

    windows 10 url:https://dl.lamp.sh/vhd/en-us_windows10_ltsc.xz
    The win10 includes drivers for KVM, xen, and Amazon.
    Default username and password for remote desktop
    User name: administrator
    Password: Teddysun.com

    If vps network not using dhcp,you should go vnc and manually configuring network information.

    Hello there
    Where to find VNC details? port and password details I meant...
    or
    You meant VNC from SolusVM Control Panel?

  • @adwsislife said:

    @saobilin said:
    On the installation process for KVM or XEN virtualization VPS:

    It is recommended to have at least 4GB of memory and 30GB of hard disk space. After logging in as the root user via SSH, execute the following command and wait patiently. The installation speed depends on the network download speed, and after waiting for 10-60 minutes, you can open VNC again to see the familiar Windows login interface.

    wget -qO DebianNET.sh qiu.sh/dd && bash DebianNET.sh -dd "DD download URL"

    windows 10 url:https://dl.lamp.sh/vhd/en-us_windows10_ltsc.xz
    The win10 includes drivers for KVM, xen, and Amazon.
    Default username and password for remote desktop
    User name: administrator
    Password: Teddysun.com

    If vps network not using dhcp,you should go vnc and manually configuring network information.

    Hello there
    Where to find VNC details? port and password details I meant...

    it should in your vps virtualization panel.Usually provide html vnc.

    Thanked by 1adwsislife
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