Windows 10: HyperV Virtual Machine Not Covering Full-Screen - Ubuntu- Linux - 2022

How to get a HyperV Virtual Machine to go Full-Screen - Ubuntu/LinuxI've found an answer to this question, but no thanks to the answers left on another similar question. That question is locked, so I was not able to comment the solution.If you're running a Linux virtual machine, such as Ubuntu: Launch the virtual machine and log in.Launch the TerminalType: sudo nano /etc/default/grubHit 'Enter' on your keyboardIf you have an administrator password, type it in and hit 'Enter' on your keyboard.Your terminal should look like this: Using your arrow keys <^v>, navigate down to the line that

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Virtual machine and Windows subsystem for Linux

Once I enable Virtual machine and Windows subsystem for Linux and install Ubuntu from app store on Window 10 home (2004) the laptop screen is having some flickering issues. The issue got resolve if I disable these two.

If anyone experience the issue, please suggest the permanent resolution.

Thanks !

 

SSL issues in Virtual Machines when using HyperV

Hi all,

I've been using HyperV to host virtual machines I need for work, but no matter what Linux distribution I am running, I am encountering SSL errors whenever I reach out to remote endpoints. This seems to reliably happen whenever distributions need to perform
updates.

An example, taken from Fedora, is the following:

Code:

- Curl error (56): Failure when receiving data from the peer for https://mirror.arizona.edu/fedora/l...8fdc2bcaa48486a14679e134b5aa6a24a74e5d175c4f1

abe1ee764956eaa7914-filelists.xml.zck [OpenSSL SSL_read: error:140943FC:SSL routines:ssl3_read_bytes:sslv3 alert bad record mac, errno 0]

But the issue persists with brand new fresh installs of Ubuntu, Arch, and CentOS. This being said, I suspect something with the HyperV network switch or something interfering with SSL between the VM and the home router. I have
quite a few Linux boxes in the same network and they all work fine, just not any Linux system running in HyperV, on this machine.

I'd appreciate feedback on how to troubleshoot this further. I can do a lot of things from the Linux side, but don't really understand how HyperV functions. This is using Windows 10 Pro: Version 10.0.18363 Build 18363. Thanks!

 

HyperV vs VMware. Different user account running in virtual OS.

I'm not a regular Linux user, but I do use a lot of Hyper-V VMs so I decided to see how easy or difficult it could be. Picked a Linux ISO at random to download (Linux Mint 19.2 Cinnamon). I installed as a Hyper-V VM by creating a new machine and setting it to boot from the ISO to install an OS. I tried both Generation 1 and Generation 2 machines, In gen 2 I had to turn off Secure Boot to get it to boot from the ISO. In all else I went with the defaults.

Took a while to find out how to get it to use my full 1920x1080 screen resolution instead of the default '1152x864 (4:3)' but I found this thread had the answer.

Using linux mint in hyper-v resolution problem

Now it can run full screen. (My touch screen works too, wasn't expecting that.)