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It's a mistake if your eve lab doesn't have a Windows virtual machine
In this video, I will show you how to install Windows 10 in an EVE virtual environment
First you need to prepare a Windows 10 iso file
Next you copy and paste the iso file into eve using winscp
opt/unetlab/addons/qemu
You create a new folder according to eve's naming convention, here I name it win-10
Note that you must not name the wrong convention
Next, drag and drop the iso file into the newly created folder
You rename the iso file to cdrom.iso
Next you open a command window access EVE with SSH
opt/unetlab/addons/qemu/win-10
You create a new hard drive for the Windows 10 virtual machine
You can completely perform the previous steps using the command line according to the instructions
Here you are instructed to create a hard drive of size 30G, because I installed Windows 10 so I increased the size to 40G
Next, you create a new lab and name it as you like
I created a new lab named win10
In the device list, I go to the Windows category and add a new computer
Next, you connect the virtual computer to the internet to update, install software or check the network connection
You start the computer and start installing the Windows 10 operating system
You won't find the hard drive like when you install Windows 10 on a real machine
To find the hard drive, click Load Driver Browse Floppy disk drive
storage/2003R2/AMD64 click OK then click Next
Wait a while you will see the hard drive appear and you install Windows 10 on it
The next installation steps will be the same as on a physical computer so I will fast forward the steps so you don't have to wait too long
At this point, you have installed Windows 10 for the virtual machine, but you still have an important step to take
so don't rush to turn off the video
Please follow the next steps
So the virtual machine works fine, has an internet connection, next you turn off the virtual machine and move on to the next step
You go to Lab details and write down the UUID information
Next, Find out the POD ID of your used and the Node ID of your newly installed node
As in this video POD ID is 0
Here is a sample command with the information you need to find
You right click on the newly created virtual machine to find the node id, and as you can see the node id is 1
You use the information you find to complete the command
You right click on the newly created virtual machine to find the node id, and as you can see the node id is 1
Next you create the image from the Windows virtual machine created in the previous step
You notice the change in the size of the file virtioa.qcow2, which will increase in size after completion
And here is the image file you obtained
It will take you about 5 minutes to complete this step, so please wait patiently
Now you can remove Windows 10 ISO file from Eve
Finally you start the Windows 10 virtual machine and check if it works
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