I am trying to find out if Virtual Manager or qemu directly can take a
Hyper v vhdx file and use it "as is"... I desire to not boot windows,
update the vhdx image I have created, etc...
I'd rather just have the vhdx image sitting on linux, boot the virtual
manager with the vhdx file, update what I need to update and shut back
down. Is that possible ?
Thanks,
Jerry
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