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At first read I thought this was talking about booting off a USB key into any OS using virtual-box as a hypervisor. Now I'm dissappointed =(
by randyrand 13y ago
At first read I thought this was talking about booting off a USB key into any OS using virtual-box as a hypervisor. Now I'm dissappointed =(
- dspillett 13y agoThat would actually be very easy to create. Most Linux installers are happy to install to a USB stuck and most PCs with happily boot from one. I have a working Debian setup install on a large stick, created form the standard install procedure, that I use for diagnostics - adding vbox (or KVM or Xen or ...) to that would be the same as adding it to any other Linux setup and you could then add a set of VMs that can be selected to start automatically on boot (rigging the boot process as needed to give you the choice at the appropriate point). For much better performance at a price, get a good mSATA SSD and USB3 enclosure instead of using a bog-standard USB stick.