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How can you boot natively to a proxmox VM? I'm guessing you'd have to keep a whole separate physical drive and pass through the whole drive to the windows VM or boot to that drive natively?
Maybe they mean they will dual boot between windows and a hypervisor? I've never considered if that's a possibility.
Yeah, I mean being able to boot either into proxmox or windows. But in proxmox, I can also open that windows install as a VM.
Some details on how it should work are here (apologies for the reddit link): https://www.reddit.com/r/VFIO/comments/aejdqk/kvm_importuse_existing_windows_install_on_disk/edqtmvb/
Yup, that's pretty much it! I haven't figured out the specifics of setting it up beyond the fact that it's possible. If it proves too complicated, I suppose it's not too much harder to just maintain separate drives for Windows VMs and dual booting, since I won't ever use it for anything other than games.