So I wasn’t able to figure out how to enable secure boot, so I thought about using EndeavourOS in a VM using Hyper-V.
I was able to boot into the live os using the ibt=off flag, but I wasn’t able to install it.
I am getting this error: Boost.Python error in job "hardwaredetect"
Log: https://termbin.com/j8t7j
Thanks for your answer!
I was able to get EndeavourOS running using Cassini Neo!
I still have one question, do you know if there is a way to pass the GPU to the VM?
Currently I only get 60fps using Hyper-V. If not, then that’s fine for me!
Hi, there, I also encounter the same problem when installing EndeavourOS in Hyper-V. I am running a Windows 10 Enterprise machine. My install log is: https://termbin.com/hz49
It would be my pleasure to help figure out the issue. Please tag/DM me if you need someone to test out any fixes.
The simple answer it doesn’t And if you can read about the GPU support here. Hyper-V is a very strip down version of Microsofts Virtual PC. They have been removing it and in Windows 10 they have a minimal version. Just enough stuff to run a VM.
They stopped offering the free version in their server edition of the Windows Server 2022.
But there are far better virtualization solutions out there. Like QEMU, VMWare, or VirtualBox. QEMU has the capability of GPU passthrough. I think VMWare also supports that (not sure). I would advise moving to one of the better virtualization solutions than Hyper-V. It’ll also solve the 60fps issue you’re having.