Just a quick note:
I apologize for the rough draft. Because if I want to write a full article, the article never ends up being finished, or published, or written. And if it is written, it's not. So I will always write the version number of the text (v. 01) at the bottom. And I will supplement it as I have free time from work and worldly affairs.
Let's start:
Once upon a time. I had an old system based on a very strange OS like ALTLinux, it was my first time using KDE, in FreeBSD I only saw the console. But I needed to build a VM cluster. So I gave it a try.
Now I have normal hardware, and I will build a VM cluster in VM. This is fun for me, not as fun as attacking orcs with a shovel in a gas mask.
For this I use:
Base OS: Debian
Packages:
- qemu-kvm
- qemu-img - VM creation and management tool
- edk2-ovmf - UEFI image
Let's take a look at the following VM:
- VM on bios
- VM on UEFI
- VM cluster shared disk
I thought I was going to create the VM and all the environment now, but then I realized I needed to install the software first.
Installing and configuring KVM/QEMU
Install KVM/QEMU and related packages using the commands:
$ sudo apt-get install qemu qemu-system-gui qemu-utils
Create the hard disk image with:
$ qemu-img create debian.img 2G
If you're installing a desktop environment, you'll need more than 2G
(v.00.01)
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