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Why would you bother?
6.1.2 has Virtual Machine Manager (beta) and it supports any VM.
I was able to install, for example, Windows 7 with almost no effort.
The hypervisor is KVM.
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Hi,
Just upgraded from 6.0.2 to 6.1.2 in 2 steps:
Step 1:
- used Jun's 1.02b bootloader on a new stick (different from the one previously used to boot 6.0.2)
- did a manual install of 6.1 (DSM_DS3615xs_15047) selecting to only keep the files and NOT the seetings. I was kinda forced to since I've previously f**ked my DSM during Virtual Machine Manager installation ... my fault for not being carefull enough)
Step 2:
- did a standard upgrade to latest version from Synology 6.1 Control Panel straight to 6.1.2
- after reboot everything was ok: files still there
I think it would have worked with keeping the settings as well (Step 1), but as I said, mine was broken anyway.
WARNING !!! If you try this, be careful so you won't lose important settings of files !!! So, backup/test are a must.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
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Ubuntu kernel panic under VMM on DSM 6.1 on i3 Skylake 6100
in DSM 6.x
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Hi,
I have issues running Ubuntu 18.04 under DSM 6.1.5-15254 Update 1 on an Intel i3 Skylake 6100 ... the VMM is the latest. I get kernel panic even when I boot the iso for starting an Ubuntu install.
I’ve tried all virtual hardware combination (bios/virtio, etc etc) and no luck.
In the same time, I have another system based on Intel Pentium G2030 (same DSM and VMM versions) and this one boots Ubuntu with no issues.
Windows under VMM/KVM on the other hand boots/installs ok on both DSM.
Any ideas ?
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