Hi Emilio,

I had to solve getting Windows 2012 running in KVM recently and was able to do 
so with this nova boot command:

From: [email protected] 
Subject: Re: [Openstack-operators] VirtIO and IDE disk

     

Hi Peter, 
  
Drivers are correct for Windows 2012 R2, if I install one server with 2012 ISO 
disk and VirtIO ISO to volume. All it’s ok! 
But...if I receive one vmdk image, I convert it to raw and launch it with ide 
bus on hda...but i want lauch it with virtio bus. 
  
Boot the instance...install virtio driver for Windows 2012 R2 of last ISO from 
fedora like “legacy hardware” and shutoff...at the next boot...BSOD of Windows  
2012. 
  
This process it’s ok with Windows 2008 R2, Windows XP, Windows 2003, Windows 7 
and Windows 8. 
  
  
One solution is launch volume in my PC with KVM local install, I can launch 
instance with two volumes, first IDE hda volume with system and second volume  
like vdc VirtIO. When I boot system, I can install drivers for second VirtIO 
volume and then I can launch system volume like VirtIO VDA without problems. I 
think that Windows install driver correctly with virtio volume attached. 
  
  
Finally, I want to launch one instance in Openstack JUNO, with two volumes, one 
IDE HDA and second VirtIO like vdc for example. I can’t launch instance like  
this, this is my last option because manually install of drivers on Windows 
2012 installed and migrated fail. 
  
Thanks 
  

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Departamento de Sistemas 
  
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Tel.   902 902 685  
E-mail. [email protected] 
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De: Pouliot.net [mailto:[email protected]] 
Enviado el: lunes, 08 de agosto de 2016 19:05
Para: Emilio Moreno Fernandez
CC: [email protected]
Asunto: Re: [Openstack-operators] VirtIO and IDE disk 
  

Sounds like you need to use the correct paravirtualization drivers for the 
hypervisor you are using.   I highly suggest you create the Windows vm on that 
hypervisor with certified paravirtualization drivers from the vendor of the 
Linux  distribution you are using.  

  

If you have more questions, email me here: [email protected] and I'll 
setup a call. 

  

P 


On Aug 8, 2016, at 9:30 AM, Emilio Moreno Fernandez <[email protected]> 
wrote: 

Hi all, 
  
We have very problems to launch Windows Server 2012 without viostor driver. 
I can launch with “hda” and install drivers but before we have BSOD on Windows. 
  
It’s possible launch instance with one volume on hda and other volume with vdc 
for example to install drivers without legacy software? 
  
How I can to resolve this with glance image of Windows imported from ESX 
Server. (VirtIO drivers are in C:\ ) 
  
Thanks 
  
_________________________________________________________________________ 
  
Emilio Moreno Fernández 
Departamento de Sistemas 
  
c/ Artesans, 7 - Parc Tecnològic del Vallès  
08290 Cerdanyola del Vallès - Barcelona 
  
Tel.   902 902 685  
[email protected] 
www.adam.es 
  
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