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doc: clarified the windows-notes

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## 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
## 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).