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redflagrun1776

Note: Not Looking for EsXi or proxmox or Windows Hyper-V Server

 

Am looking for a based OS placing a ISO image on the system an booting a VM Throw That OS Not Throw a Different Computer or a Remote Connection

but throw the Current VM OS I don't really know how to explain it like a dual boot experience but not dual booting lol.

 

Installing the OS then Create the VM an Launch it in the base system 

 

I hope someone can get what am talking about

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Just run a vm in a normal os like windows 10 or linux, then full screen the vm. Have it run at boot and auto login if you want it simple.

 

Would that work for you? 

 

Do you need hardware passthough?

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7 minutes ago, redflagrun1776 said:

Installing the OS then Create the VM an Launch it in the base system

Are you looking for a type 2 hypervisor like VMware Workstation or Oracle VirtualBox? That's where you install a hypervisor on your current OS, then setup VMs through the program. That's apposed to a type 1 hypervisor such as ESXi. 

 

 

Edit: Unless I'm completely missing what you need, since the post wasn't worded very clearly.

Edited by The_russian
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Just Installed Ubuntu Server Usage 400MB of RAM Installed Openbox then I installed VMware Workstation

 

 

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If you're trying to find an OS purely for the purpose of running a VM, why not just install what ever OS you're trying to run in the VM on bare metal?

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-> Moved to Operating Systems

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