hello, I have WDS running on a VM. When I try to boot a new (and clean .... without any OS) VM with PXE against the WDS pressing F12 -> l (LAN) -> F12, I get a "Guru Meditation" error that I have never seen before.
I have the logs and screenshots (see attachments).
How can I get the new VM to boot against WDS? Is this a bug o just a wrong configuration?
Thanks in advance and sorry for my bad/poor english.
Note:
Boot 2 screenshot is very similar, only change the 3th parameter to: 0xFFFFF800B61B9A80
Can't boot a VM from Windows Deployment Service (WDS)
Can't boot a VM from Windows Deployment Service (WDS)
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Martin
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Re: Can't boot a VM from Windows Deployment Service (WDS)
The boot package of WDS is based on Windows 2012 / 8.1 64bit. So you have to set the OS type accordingly for the installation phase.
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mpack
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Re: Can't boot a VM from Windows Deployment Service (WDS)
It's probably a waste of time trying to run that OS on this host. It's going to need way more than 512MB, and the host only has 750MB available.
Re: Can't boot a VM from Windows Deployment Service (WDS)
Excellent!! After the changes in the configuration it works as expectedMartin wrote:The boot package of WDS is based on Windows 2012 / 8.1 64bit. So you have to set the OS type accordingly for the installation phase.
Thanks again.