PoC: Run Windows guest VM with VirtIO-FS filesystem mount#4996
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This draft PR is a PoC for LFX mentorship program (#4852 ).
Description
This PR introduces how to launch Windows Server 2025 guest VM with QEMU. It supports:
Please also read poc-windows-guest/README.md.
Host environment
I tested the PoC on:
CPU architecture: x86_64
OS: Ubuntu 24.04
Screenshots
QEMU opens a Windows guest VM:
Host filesystem is mounted on
Z: