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{{Warn|Using other hypervisors in CollabVM 1.2.x is ''highly'' discouraged. You will face stability issues, and no support will be given.}}
{{Warn|If you ever find yourself following the instructions in this article, stop and take a moment to think about what you're doing.}}
In CollabVM version 1.2.x and below, it is possible to run other hypervisors or even connect to a physical machine that is not running QEMU. This comes with a several limitations.
*Create a text document somewhere with the name "run.sh" (if using Windows, run.bat), or whatever you prefer.
*In the text document, add the following command:
'''Linux/BSD''': <code>qemu-system-i386 -m 4 -no-shutdown -qmp unix:/tmp/collab-vm-qmp-customvm,server -
'''Windows''': <code>"C:\Program Files\qemu\qemu-system-i386.exe" -m 4 -no-shutdown -qmp tcp::5800,server,nodelay -
**Replace "customvm" with whatever you set the "URL Name". For example, if you set the URL name to "vm1", then you would change the qmp command to "collab-vm-qmp-vm1,server".
*Make sure it is allowed to execute by running chmod +x run.sh.
*Start the VM.
If everything went well, you should have successfully connected. Most things will work in this - turns, homepage screenshots etc will work. Again, this is an unsupported method and we are not responsible for any instability it might cause
[[Category:Tutorials]]
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