Le 09/08/2014 22:15, stephen constantinou a écrit :
Dear Daniel
Thanks for that. I was not sure what this meant but I thought I would
have a look. So I went to View > Details > IDE Disk 1 > Advanced
Options > the Disk bus was set to IDE with two other options to select
of SCSI and USB.
Am I already IDE drivers or is your advice about some other setting?
Try it the other way, install virtio drivers for hdd (which should be
the usual)
On 9 August 2014 15:08, Daniel Huhardeaux <tech@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Le 09/08/2014 14:54, stephen constantinou a écrit :
Dear All
I am a refugee from Virtual Box, which I have used a lot on Linux
hosts to run windows XP then 7. Recently, I had reason to reinstall
Linux and chose to reinstall VB as well. However, installation of
Windows 7 failed and I have posted support requests to the message
board. However, I have not received any replies.
So after a lot of looking around I decided to try Virtual Machine Manager
0.9.5.
I have managed to install Windows 7 but installation was very slow.
Windows 7 runs very slow as well. I am concerned I have missed
something or done something wrong.
I am using Kubuntu 14.04, 32Bit host with 4GB RAM and a 500 GB HDD,
and Virtual Machine Manager 0.9.5, and Windows 7 guest. I have
allocated 1024 MB RAM and 50 GB HDD to the guest.
Any help appreciated
Hi Stephen,
had same problem with w7 and solve it by using IDE drivers instead of
virtio's one.
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