Posts

Showing posts with the label Vhd

Can I Boot Linux From A VHD?

Answer : yes, We just released a sample Linux VHD that you can boot any computer. You can find more info here: Download and boot your physical PC, also runs as vm - http://www.vmlite.com/index.php/forums/17-vboot/1864-linux-vhd-boot-available-download-and-boot-your-physical-pc-also-runs-as-vm 1 Linux as Real Appliance With VBoot for Linux, you can pre-install and pre-configure Linux OS and its applications, then distribute the resulting virtual disk file in VHD format. The vhd can boot a real computer, with configuration and apps instantly available. This way, operating systems are truly manageable, as simple as files. We call such a Linux VHD to be a real appliance, in the sense that it boots physical computers. It's very easy to setup and boot a computer with a vhd file. You download the vhd file, drop it to Windows or Linux file system, then configure the boot loader, and reboot the computer. 2 Linux as Virtual Appliance The exact same vhd file also runs as a vi...