If you end up with 'shell>' as a prompt then you should type 'exit' which should give you the bios that way. You can also try this if the your boot-up has frozen at the Tiano logo. This will give you access to the Tiano bios.
If you haven't installed the latest virtio, do that first.įor more complex, more resistant reboot sequences, you should press the escape key repeatedly during your restart. The latest virtio iso gives sdl mode some better screen resolution options btw, like 2560 for example. If it's a small update, sometimes that's all that's needed. then restart your VM in non-spice default sdl graphics mode & now press the 'restart now' button. Big time saver if it doesn't go quite right.
When you have reached the end of the download & install phase, do a full normal shut down and make a snapshot. It's particularly bad when there's multi-reboot needed, such as with the 22H2 I did the other week.
I have noticed this behaviour a lot recently. Template doesn't ask for it, but I have quickemu 4.1. extra_args : Pass additional arguments to qemu serial-telnet-port : Set telnet port for serial. serial-telnet-host : Set telnet host for serial. monitor-cmd : Send command to monitor if available. monitor-telnet-port : Set telnet port for monitor. monitor-telnet-host : Set telnet host for monitor. '' (default: xdg-user-dir PUBLICSHARE), '', 'none' 'spicy' (default), 'remote-viewer', 'none' status-quo : Do not commit any changes to disk/snapshot. snapshot info : Show disk/snapshot info. snapshot apply : Apply/restore a snapshot. screen : Use specified screen to determine the window size. ignore-msrs-always : Configure KVM to always ignore unhandled machine-specific registers fullscreen : Starts VM in full screen mode (Ctl+Alt+f to exit) 'sdl' (default), 'gtk', 'none', 'spice' or 'spice-app' delete-vm : Delete the entire VM and it's configuration delete-disk : Delete the disk image and EFI variables
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