Hello everyone,

I could figure out that there is the workaround from the situation when the
iso image cannot be used by virtual machine as for live-cd loading.

For fixing the issue in my arch install, I had to create a new virtual
machine and use already existing virtual disk for guest machine.

Only after creating a new virtual machine I could load from an arch live-cd
and fix the boot loader in guest and complete the installation of all needed
packages I haven't installed before.

I have checked, the same thing applies to all virtual machines I have.

Debian 11, Debian 9 etc. After the system is installed and booted for the
first time, virtualbox stops loading the iso image even if the optical drive
is set first in settings/system.

The only solution to use a live-cd for some needs is to create a new virtual
machine but use the same drive as for installed system. Only in that case
the work with the installed guest from a live-cd is possible.

Should I file a bug report about that or there's something I cannot get?

Thank you!

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Addition:

I wrote a typo.

The iso image is inserted into the IDE controler, but it seems like it is
not mounted after the installation anymore. I can tell that when pressing
f12 key to open the boot menu while loading the guest, there is no cdrom
available, only a boot loader and an option to load from firmware something.

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Subject: Can't change the boot order in the virtual machine

 

Hello everyone,

I try to install arch linux on a virtual machine.

After installing I have the issue and to fix it I have to load from cd
again.

Here's what I do:

1.      Go to settings/system
2.      Navigate to the list with storage devices.
3.      Find the optical drive with up and down arrows and press ctrl+up
arrow to move it up.
4.      Press ok button.

After loading the system, it starts from a hard drive again.

However, the hard drive is inserted in the storage settings.

What can I do?

I use NVDA 2021.2 screen reader, virtualbox 6.1.28, windows 11 64 bit.

I don't want to reinstall the whole system because I feel that the fix for
the problem is really easy.

I just have to load from an ISO image first.

Thanks for any help!

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