Install ISO | BdsDxe: Failed [update] [solved]

[defexnicolas (stoopKid)]

No matter which iso use always get this error.

I follow this guide.
https://discuss.linuxcontainers.org/t/install-any-os-via-iso-in-a-virtual-machine-vm/9281

what im doing wrong? I already try with:
ubuntu 18.04
ubuntu 20.04
Proxmox 7
Kali
Mikrotik ISO.

I figoure it out: Issue related with EFI boot, exist anyway to Force LXD to boot using Bios?

[tomp (Thomas Parrott)]

See if this helps you:

Run FreeBSD 13.1 / OPNsense 22.7 / pfSense 2.7.0 (and newer?) under LXD VM

Premise: Currently, starting with FreeBSD 13.1, the kernel throws a panic at boot with the default settings under LXD. This also prevents distributions using recent FreeBSD kernels from booting as well, including OPNsense 22.7 and pfSense 2.7.0. The issue appears to stem from the fact that by default, LXD tells QEMU to passthrough all supported Hyper-V enlightenments to the virtual-machines and that, presumably, causes FreeBSD’s kernel to interpret the CPU wrong. Solution: You can prevent LX…

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BSD in a LXD VM

[defexnicolas (stoopKid)]

Thanks! this really work.

[WereCatf]

@defexnicolas

what im doing wrong? I already try with:
-SNIP-
I figoure it out: Issue related with EFI boot, exist anyway to Force LXD to boot using Bios?

While this thread has been solved, I’ll write in actual words how to fix the issue for those who are in a rush and don’t wish to watch a video: all you need to do is set boot.priority for the ISO-image you want to boot, like e.g. lxc config device set myvirtualmachine iso boot.priority=10 – POOF, UEFI will boot from the ISO-image by default.

[defexnicolas (stoopKid)]

But what about pfsense? if I try with lxc config device set myvirtualmachine iso boot.priority=10 – they will boot without problem?

[WereCatf]

You asked how to get EFI to boot from the correct device and you do that with boot.priority. You still need to do the other extra steps as well, if you want to boot anything based on FreeBSD.

[defexnicolas (stoopKid)]

You right