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Sideloading SUSE Virtualization onto an existing Linux system After the v1.7.0 community release of Harvester, we learned that there was a problem with network interface naming for certain types of Intel NIC, when upgrading from v1.6.x. When I was working on fixing this for SUSE Virtualization v1.7.1, I needed to test the fix on hardware with Intel X710 NICs, but we didn’t have any of these in our...
The article demonstrates an innovative workaround to install SUSE Virtualization on a system that already has a Linux distribution installed, which could be useful in scenarios where access to the Harvester installer ISO image is limited or restricted. By using kexec to boot into the interactive installer directly from the existing kernel, the author was able to bypass network and hardware limitations. This method requires root access to the system and some understanding of how to craft the comm...