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Added instructions to install on Arch #215
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Even though winapps is not officially supported on Arch, its installation is quite easy. You just need to do a few extra steps, which I have added at the bottom of the readme. This should get winapps to work on almost all Arch installations.
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@E404NNF indeed it is. My bad, I'll fix it |
libguestfs is in official repos, no need to use AUR helper for it
Not sure if just me, but if I did that libvirt.conf one with the single line, then virt-manager can't connect with LXC, QEMU, and QEMU user at all. I'm using Manjaro, and it might be something with my own install that changed things up. Still, if the VM was connected fine and it suddenly can't connect, then that's something to check. Deleting the line gets thing working again just fine for me. |
@bayazidbh I'm not sure what the error is, but I'd guess it has something to do with virt-manager permissions for QEMU (assuming that the user has installed QEMU as super user, adding that line lets virt-manager access QEMU as normal user without root access). But maybe permission structure is different in Manjaro. Either way, if it works without adding the line in libvirt.conf, then there's nothing wrong in using it like that. |
Probably permission structure is a bit different in Manjaro, due to which one of the steps is not required there. So I updated the file to make it clearer.
Thanks, finally I was able to set this up. After installation I ran into this issue when trying to execute Excel: I am not sure If I missed something, but here solution if anyone else faces it: Be sure to copy the content of those folders, not the folders themselves. |
I've tried the normal installation guide and this specialized Arch installation guide, but my VM installation hangs at the windows logo before the installation process even begins. Has anyone encountered this before? |
Not sure if it is directly related to winapps or QEMU in the first place. Have you tried re-downloading the ISO, or increasing the CPU/RAM allocated to the VM? From what you said, it looks like the windows installation itself is the source of trouble, not the VM |
I have tried redownloading the ISO and changing the CPU/RAM allocated to
the VM. I can't precisely pinpoint the troublesome component, but doing the
same on a different PC with the same amount of CPU/RAM allocated and the
same ISO does not yield a boot-up sequence freeze.
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I've tried the normal installation guide and this specialized Arch
installation guide, but my VM installation hangs at the windows logo before
the installation process even begins. Has anyone encountered this before?
Not sure if it is directly related to winapps or QEMU in the first place.
Have you tried re-downloading the ISO, or increasing the CPU/RAM allocated
to the VM? From what you said, it looks like the windows installation
itself is the source of trouble, not the VM
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That was my fix for Manjaro Linux, thank you :) 👍🏼 |
Even though winapps is not officially supported on Arch, its installation is quite easy. You just need to do a few extra steps, which I have added at the bottom of the readme. This should get winapps to work on almost all Arch installations.