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【1keydd devdeskos】how install pve as a desktop standalone windowd app under linux gui

minlearnminlearn Member
edited March 2024 in Tutorials

pve everywhere!!

it is in fact a qemu vm of pve installed upon host os,not a baremetal vmm or raw type2 vmm equal to normal pve/qemu installation.
nested type2 vmm,hmmm??

but anyway, pve now lives under desktop gui as a windowd app
applies to all linux desktop, osx desktop and win desktop

requires nested virtualization kvm capability to host os/cpu, or the virtualization performance would be poor
again, the host cpu/os should support whpx/hvf, or the virtualization would be slow
host os virtualization appliance to be installed: for osx is:virtual.framework,for win is: hyperv

how check the cpu nested capability:
linux: cat /proc/cpuinfo|grep vmx|svm
osx/win: get some tool to view cpu instruction to check if it contains vmx/svm


requires qemu to be installed on your host os:

in windows just download prebuilt qemu
in linux: apt-get install qemu-system
in osx: brew install qemu

how to try

under linux with desktop gui,type in ssh:

wget -qO- inst.sh|bash -s - -t debiandemu

copy the imgscafford file(sized 10G) and the start.txt is to dest,
(for instant linux test, copying is not needed)

now open start.txt, rename to start.bat or start.sh, leave only the needed startup contents to fit your dest os, chmod +x it, ./start or sudo ./start to run it
(do same according to your osx,win)

the video:

the repo:

https://github.com/minlearn/1keydd

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