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Solution 2: Reinstall Your Graphics Driver.

A telltale sign is the following error when running the VM start script: The same happens when you try to passthrough your primary (and only) GPU to the guest. Later when you start the VM, Linux exposes this crippled shadow BIOS to the guests UEFI loader. When booting these host platforms, the host UEFI initializes the GPU and makes a somewhat modified “shadow copy” of the GPU’s vBIOS. This can cause problems if you try to pass through the only GPU attached to the computer. In the tutorial they mention that,the UEFI firmware initializes the GPU and loads a modified vBios from the GPU. I have not personally tried to run a set-up like this but I understand some people have had success with running two graphics cards and giving control of the second to the VM. How do I start a vm (windows with GUI) from the terminal on a system which doesn't have a GUI (linux without desktop).įrom the sounds of it you are trying to run a windows VM on KVM with PCI pass-through of the graphics card, without the host OS taking control of it.

I am not trying to make a headless server and I am not sure how X11 should fix my problem. I have tried to do some googling, but I keep finding posts about headless servers and X11. When I try the 2 options above from none desktop environment I get: I am running CentOS atm but it was primarily to choose an OS, so suggestions about smaller images with specific advantages are welcome. I ran it through libvirt (virt-install) and virt-viewer and also made it work as described in this guide. I have managed to get it to work through the command line, but only inside a desktop system e.g. I am currently trying to do it by utilising kvm. The linux part only needs responsibility for starting the windows client and providing security. I am trying to run a minimal (and therefore without GUI) install of linux run a vm with windows (including GUI). Scalability, ease of use and price are close seconds and performance also have a say. Security has high priority in all aspects.