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160 gb drive (to be used for the VM images)
Nothing special about it right but to take advantage of the 4gb or RAM you need 64 bit, especially if you have more RAM than I have here. As I mentioned I am using Fedora which is what Amahi users are used to so this will be biased towards Fedora.
=====You will need the following information which will be used later on=====
#Enable Virtualization in your BIOS !! Don't overlook this !!
#*If there is not virtualization options in your bios either your board or cpu do not support it. If that is the case then stop here because your experience will be poor at best.
#Update your System !!
#*su -c yum -y update
#Install the needed Packages
#*su -c yum -y install kvm virt-manager qemu-kvm.x86_64 qemu-kvm-tools.x86_64 qemu.x86_64 qemu-common.x86_64 qemu-kvm.x86_64 qemu-kvm-tools.x86_64 sheepdog.x86_64 virt-v2v.x86_64 mc nmap
#*This might take some time so take a break or something
#Your Drive ID or model number.
#*You can get this by installing the "sdparm" package
#*sdparm /dev/sdb #*Copy down the model number#*In my case: sudo -c sdparm /dev/sdb#* /dev/sdb: ATA '''ST3160815AS''' 3.AA#*You want the stuff in bold recorded somplace
#*You can also get this same info from the "Disk Utility" app which is gui based.
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