Hi, Andrew. Thanks for the prompt reply. On 03/05/16 17:33, Andrew Wood wrote: >> I was thinking of making an image of the current disk using "dd" (I could >> even convert the raw disk to qcow if on this way the access is more >> efficient), to start the KVM virtual machine with this disk image, but I >> have doubts whether Windows might fail on the starting process when >> discovering the hardware has changed. >> >> I would like to know what opinions you have about it. > What version of Windows is it? Windows 10 is slightly better in regard to > accepting major hardware changes but still not problem free. Honestly I have not done an audit yet to see what version of Windows is because it was something we talked at a meeting of a few minutes we had last Saturday and this migration was something I was thinking today to propose next Saturday in another meeting. But I do not think it is Windows 10. Anyway I would have to check it. > Are we talking server software here or a desktop system that non-IT staff > interact with? It is a client-server system. Doctors in each consulting room are connected to this server using a desktop client. This server keeps track of clinical records of patients, medical studies, among other things. Thanks again for your time. Kind regards, Daniel
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