It runs its own operating system, and can be used for tasks that would otherwise be incompatible with the host computer. A virtual machine is a computer created within another computer, called the host. The rest of the installation will proceed automatically.Assuming the reader knows nothing about virtual machines or Linux, this is a guide on how to install Linux on Windows 10 by creating a virtual machine. If needed, install remote-viewer or spicy as prompted If neither of these is found in the system, you will get a message instructing you to install them. ⒾYou will need to manually provide a VGA console access by installing either remote-viewer or spicy. ⒾReplace /home/mionaalex/Downloads/ with your own path to the repackaged file Lxc config device add win11 install disk source=/home/mionaalex/Downloads/ boot.priority=10 The last thing we need to do is add the install media Itself and make it a boot priority (so it boots automatically) Lxc config device add win11 vtpm tpm path=/dev/tpm0

Adding TPM will also enable you to enable things like bitlocker inside of your VM. We can call it vtpm as it is a virtual TPM after all. Next, we need to add TPM (Trusted Platform Module) as it’s one of the things Windows requires. Lxc config set win11 limits.cpu=4 mory=8GiB We should also increase the CPU limits for optimal performance Lxc config device override win11 root size=50GiB The default storage/disk provided to new VMs is 10GB, which is not enough for Windows so we need to increase the size of the disk to 50GB with the following command before proceeding Create a new VMĪfter we create the Windows image, We can create a new empty VM that we can call ”win11”

Windows 10 vm on linux