If you’re working with PNETLab (PnetLAB) and encountering the “No Bootable Device Found” error when booting a QEMU image, don’t worry—you’re not alone. This issue is often due to incorrect image or folder naming. Fortunately, it can be quickly fixed by following the proper naming conventions for QEMU images.
Why Does the “No Bootable Device Found” Error Happen?
The “No Bootable Device Found” error typically occurs in PNETLab when the image folder name or the image file name does not match the required naming structure. When PNETLab attempts to boot a virtual machine (VM), it looks for a specific folder and image file structure to locate the bootable file. If this structure is incorrect, the image won’t boot.
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