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UPDATE: Hi all, it worked. :thumbup2: Thanks all so much for your help. So now I´m able to run EasyOS in a vm. In actual fact Debian10 is installed in a vm (I´m using virt-manager/qemu/kvm for that) but I changed the boot-order in the settings so the stick with EasyOS on it in number one. EasyOS is t ...

williwaw : Hi, and thanks a lot for your reply. :) there have been some changes with easy at 4.1 that the dev at ventoy may have not addressed yet. I see. That may very well be the case. In fact easy-4.0-amd64.img seems to be the latest version tested... or easydd mentioned at the link you posted ...

BarryK : Hello Barry, thanks so much for your replies. :) ...or, just clicking on the file will run 'mount-img' O.K. I tried that and it worked. Great! Yet I´ve got the same results as with my command gnome-disk-image-mounter easy-4.3.4-amd64.img ... so it seems it´s basically the same. But thanks a ...

williwaw : Hi, and thanks for the welcome :) Thank you for your help. the easiest way to boot easy is write it directly to a usb as an .img O.K. I followed that path and did the following: - I put the img-file on my ventoy stick so I could boot from it directly. - I added the ventoy stick as a ...

@rudyt: Hi, I've been running Easy on QEMU virtual machines. While the 64 bit build of Easy 4.3 works perfectly [...] That sounds promising. :thumbup2: I´ve been struggling for quite a while to achieve that goal but always failed utterly in the end. :cry: I´d be interested to learn how you a ...