Hello ,
I have a x86 system with V6.32.2 on it
my hardware is base on intel core5 , and i ahve the option for it
I want to use the KVM option to install Ubuntu on it
how do I do this ?
I understadn that I can only use 32 and not 64 ? is it true?
I have download the 32bit file (1GB) and copy it to the RB
I have created a img file
/kvm make-routeros-image file-name=ubuntu.img file-size=2048
and make this :
add cpu-count=2 disk-images=hda:ubuntu.img kernel=ubuntu-14.04-server-cloudimg-i386-disk1.img kernel-cmdline="console=ttyS0" memory=1024MiB name=UBUNTU
I see the VM is running - but I can’t reach it
when I open the console I don’t get nothing :
kvm.PNG
what do I need to do?
maybe someone did this and can help?
(please don’t send me to the WiKi about it - look there doesn’t help)
the support told me to
Now, you correctly created the IMG file. And no, for the kernel you have to provide actual kernel file extracted from the image you are trying to boot. In your case, for initial installation, you can leave those fields empty. After you have installed, you have to set up the kernel and initrd files.
what does it mean? in simple words?
how do I do what they want ? what&how to I setup the kernel -?
Thanks ,