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doc: clarified the windows-notes

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## Create a switch ## Create a switch
We need to create a VM Switch to attach the MobyLinux Networking to. This is a one off operation. Check your main Ethernet interface with either `ipconfig` or `Get-NetAdapter` (in powershell). On my system it is called 'Ethernet0'. Then create a switch like this (in elevated powershell): We need to create a VM Switch to attach the MobyLinux Networking to. This is a one off operation. Check your main Ethernet interface with either `ipconfig` or `Get-NetAdapter` (in powershell). On my system it is called 'Ethernet0'. Could also be called "Wi-Fi" Then create a switch with the same name (in elevated powershell):
``` ```
New-VMSwitch -Name "VirtualSwitch" -AllowManagementOS $True -NetAdapterName Ethernet0 New-VMSwitch -Name "VirtualSwitch" -AllowManagementOS $True -NetAdapterName *Replace-with-adapter-name-from-Get-NetAdapter*
``` ```
TODO: Figure out how to configure a NAT switch TODO: Figure out how to configure a NAT switch
## Booting MobyLinux from ISO ## Booting MobyLinux from ISO
In the MobyLinux repository there is a Powershell script called `MobyLinux.ps1` which allows you to create, start, stop and destroy a MobyLinux VM. Copy it over to your Windows machine. In the moby repository under the scripts directory, there is a Powershell script called `MobyLinux.ps1` which allows you to create, start, stop and destroy a MobyLinux VM. Copy it over to your Windows machine.
This must be executed from an elevated Powershell (ie Run as Administrator). This must be executed from an elevated Powershell (ie Run as Administrator).