I’ve read somewhere that GNS3 runs better on Linux and I had some spare cycles on a Hyper-V host. I configured a VM with 16GB of RAM and I was able to get GNS3 up and running on Ubuntu 14.1 using the steps I will be documenting below. Since we will be installing from the source files from the git repository on Github.com, you will need to install git: sudo apt-get install git ...
Even though the wizard warned me about placing WDS "RemoteInstall" folder on the System Volume, I went ahead and did it anyways. How hard can it be to change location? After Getting WDS working I needed some space to install some more images. I created a 100GB SCSI VHDX volume and added it to my WDS server as Volume E. wdsutil /Uninitialize-Server wdsutil /Initialize-Server /REMINST:"E:\RemoteInstall" So next time I disobey the wizard, my quick reminder of the steps to move the remote install folder to a new volume: ...