SOLVED Virtual Machines / Devices cannot find display device

[onder]

I tried to create a virtual ubuntu machine on my true nas server. However, I couldn figure out how to display it.
Virtualization is enabled at motherboard.

 

[Patrick M. Hausen]

Add a VNC device or use the serial console to access the VM. Then once it is set up you can use SSH.

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[onder]

Why are you posting in the FreeNAS legacy part of the forum? You won't get many answers here.

Second, add a VNC device or use the serial console to access the VM. Then once it is set up you can use SSH.

I couldnt even setup the iso file my serial is not working(ubuntu desktop version)

 

[jgreco]

VM's are typically accessed via virtual serial console or virtual VNC console. There should be a section in the user manual on this.

 

[jgreco]

Sorry for the mess folks, user posted the same article twice, once in a bad place, and merging them back together was a bit messy. I'm going to leave it as-is at this point, even if it is a bit rough to read.

 

[onder]

sorry for the confusion.
I cant see VNC port here

Add a VNC device or use the serial console to access the VM. Then once it is set up you can use SSH.

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[Patrick M. Hausen]

Devices > Add > pick type VNC

 

[onder]

Devices > Add > pick type VNC

I posted this at my question. There is no such device

 

[Patrick M. Hausen]

You need to set the boot loader type to UEFI. Missed that at first, sorry.

 

[onder]

UEFI is not supported on this motherboard. But I changed it anyway.
I am able to add VNC device now and it works.
Thank you mate!

You need to set the boot loader type to UEFI. Missed that at first, sorry.

 

[Patrick M. Hausen]

This setting is for the emulated boot method for your VM. Doesn't say anything about how your system boots TrueNAS.