Microsoft has alternated between providing and not providing non-official support for the Linux IC drivers.

Microsoft only supports certain guest operating systems (like Windows, Suse and flavors of Red Hat).However, this procedure is non-trivial because: The result will be that a non-legacy network adapter can be added from the Hyper-V Manager, vastly improving speed & functionality. Solution: Build and install the 'Linux Integration Services' drivers, freely available from Microsoft. Left click on the nm-applet then click on 'Wired Network' (each time you reboot)Ĭreate a the file /etc/default/NetworkManager to prevent NetworkManager from disabling the interface : #Exit to prevent NetworkManager from running So NetworkManager will show an unplugged device (see bug 490816 and gnome's 542916). The device (or driver) has no link detection. The emulated device is a 'Digital Equipment Corporation DECchip 21140 ' PCI id:1011:0009. Here are the configuration / compatibility notes on how to install Debian.There is a step by step guide on how to declare the VM in Hyper-V. But the installation process itself isn't longer The display is drawn very slowly during the installation (under Lenny, for newt only, not for installgui). Passing vga=XXX may cause some problem when you switch from X11 to console.= Configuration Required = Only works with a proprietary driver = OK Unsupported(No Driver) = Error (Couldn't get it working) Unknown, Not Test Not-applicable

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