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    Post ZF2 Running Windows 7, 8 & 10 using KVM

    My problem is not unable to boot windows but after a few minutes of running windows the phone would auto reboot, loosing everything. Thanks for your reply anyways.
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    Righto! I thought because there are no virtio kernel modules so I cant use virtio in script. I'll use the original script and post detailed installion steps and a video if everything works out. If not a peep that means something wrong with my phone iso Linux etc. Thank you.
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    Post ZF2 Running Windows 7, 8 & 10 using KVM

    I have flashed your kvm lineage os build. It runs smoother and faster than android m. Everything works. However when running windows 10 in Linux deploy, the phone would often freeze for about one minute then hard reboot. In my start up script, I remove balloon virtio, replace net nic model...
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    Post ZF2 Running Windows 7, 8 & 10 using KVM

    Thanks very much. I'll try it out and give a report.
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    Post ZF2 Running Windows 7, 8 & 10 using KVM

    How to install the rom and kernel?
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    Post ZF2 Running Windows 7, 8 & 10 using KVM

    Yes please upload. I am running Windows 10 on Android m and have lineage 14 stored in SD card as alternative rom because lineage 14 kernel is not kvm enabled. Lineage 14 is like fast almost 30% faster. Thanks in advance.
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    Post ZF2 Running Windows 7, 8 & 10 using KVM

    Yeah can you post the whole procedure no matter how many pages?
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    Post ZF2 Running Windows 7, 8 & 10 using KVM

    Refer pg 12 of this thread connecting USB device
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    Post ZF2 Running Windows 7, 8 & 10 using KVM

    there is something wrong with your script. Did you create a qemu hard disk? Did you type ./start -cdrom? Double check your startup script. You don't need a cracked iso. Incidentally I downloaded Windows 10 creators update and it got installed out of the box.
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    Post ZF2 Running Windows 7, 8 & 10 using KVM

    Congratulations! I have been trying on and off to hackintosh zf2 for two years with no success. If you were to install mac os sierrra the hackintosh community will take notice if they had not already. This is a minor footnote in the history of Android and hackintosheering. Good hack!
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    Post ZF2 Running Windows 7, 8 & 10 using KVM

    Are you using the correct vnc viewer. Only few vnc viewer support mac os. The one I am using is bvnc. Also because there are no mac tablets maybe you can plug in a PC's mouse and keyboard via USB hub to ZF2 to get it working. Also in qemu version 2.9 they have applied a patch by Dennis Jordan...
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    Post ZF2 Running Windows 7, 8 & 10 using KVM

    USB problem I can get iTunes in win 10 in zf2 to recognise my iPhone by USB otg so much so that iTunes offered to upgrade it to iOS 10. But my Nexus 5 and another zf2 is completely not detected. I have installed USB utilities and tried all the fixes but nothing worked. Has anyone success...
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    Post ZF2 Running Windows 7, 8 & 10 using KVM

    Have you tried without kvm enabled just to get a feel of how it works. Windows may run at one fifth speed making it unusable. Also it may be harder, instead of taking out -enabled kvm, you may have to install qemu instead of qemu kvm. Also the kernel needs features like bridge networking...
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    Post ZF2 Running Windows 7, 8 & 10 using KVM

    Check if your cpu has Intel VT-x technology to support kvm type, in Linux: egrep -c '(vmx|svm)' /proc/cpuinfo if Linux returns 1 means you can run kvm if 0 means the kernel does not support Intel Virtualisation technology no point in trying to add the kernel modules. You can also type...
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    Post ZF2 Running Windows 7, 8 & 10 using KVM

    Since you are running the Octodex kernel you don't have the kvm modules in the phone itself. You have to download the modules from the Web. Never done that before. You have to google it. If you are impatient you can try running without kvm. That is take out kvm-enabled from the start-up...