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title: "Playing with Live CDs"
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date: 2020-01-12T22:45:06-05:00
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draft: false
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images: []
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tags: [ "Virtualization" ]
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medium_enabled: true
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---
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I was curious on how Lubuntu 19.10 looked but I didn't feel like rebooting my computer and loading into a new ISO. Luckily there is a nice easy way to play around with live CDs.
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Here's the command
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```bash
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virt-install --name=Lubuntu \
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--nodisks --livecd \
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--graphics spice \
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--vcpu=4 \
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--ram=4096 \
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--os-type=linux \
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--sound \
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--accelerate \
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--cdrom=$HOME/Downloads/lubuntu-19.10-desktop-amd64.iso
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```
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The arguments mean the following
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| Argument | Meaning |
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| ---------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
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| nodisks | No storage disks are created |
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| livecd | Set the boot to the cdrom after installation |
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| graphics | Sets the graphics mode |
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| vcpu | Number of virtual CPUs |
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| RAM | Size of RAM |
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| os-type | Linux/Windows/etc. |
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| sound | Attach a virtual audio device |
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| accelerate | Make use of the KVM or KQEMU kernel acceleration capabilities if available. |
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| cdrom | Location of ISO |
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Once you run this command once, the image is "installed". This means that we can easily access it in the future with the following commands
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```bash
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virsh start Lubuntu
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virt-viewer Lubuntu
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```
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