Steven,
so when you ran kvm from the command line without using libvirt, as described
in comment #8, did you still have the failure? What exactly did your command
look like?
The simplest command which should definately work would be:
qemu-img create win1.img 20G
kvm -hda win1.img -cdrom win2003*.iso -m 1G -boot d
** Changed in: qemu-kvm (Ubuntu)
Status: In Progress => Incomplete
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win2k3 guest has blank screen and high cpu on first boot
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