Hi, this is my first time here, and I could not find the answer to my problem yet. Sorry if my question is duplicated somehow.
I am trying to install Manjaro (Gnome) using Gnome-Boxes. The Live launches and is usable. But when I initialize the installation process it tells me that there are no “Partitions to install”
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I am not sure, but it may also be an issue with Gnome-Boxes that did not have the Manjaro Template, as you can see the in this screen that appears prior to the start of the image.
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However, there is a “Manjaro” item, in the template list.
So, I am asking if someone has any tip for me to make a virtual drive or partitions available so I can evaluate Manjaro before making the change to this OS.
Thank you, folks.
*Ps.: Could not add screenshots, maybe since this is my first post.
Ps2.: I did not download Manjaro myself, I am using one that gnome-box lists as a download. I will try to install download and install it myself from the iso, maybe I will get the prompt to create a virtual drive.
Hi! I’ve had some experiences with Virtual-box in the past but I’m new to Gnome Boxes, sorry for the reviving of this!
I’m facing the same problem installing Manjaro KDE (and don’t really care about sharing a screenshot unless necessary). I’d like some help over this too :
I’ve tried to partition the disk in the VM with KDE tool and GParted, no luck.
The disk (/dev/vda) is locked, mounted on /run/miso/bootmnt with a iso9660 file system. Looks like the live media is taking and locking all the disk (?).
Can’t find a way to unlock and partition it yet.
If someone is kind enough to point me in the right direction (docs or other pages), it could be helpful! Thanks!
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Thanks!