I realized virt-viewer doesn't let me click on the 'circled blue i' button to configure the vm.
This command works though:
virt-manager --connect qemu+ssh://elgar.local/system
I need this because it seems that virtual USB doesn't recover from a device reboot when using the the #shure update utility under a windows VM. So I have to manually disconnect and re-add the usb hardware when it gets stuck at 90%
I doubt this is a Shure bug. Workaround anyone?
Je ne comprenais pas pourquoi je n'arrivais pas à créer un pont avec virt-manager (QEMU/KVM) pour accéder à mes VMs. J'ai créé mes VMs en QEMU/KVM session utilisateur.
Il m'a fallut du temps pour comprendre que le problème venait de là.
La solution et l'explication se trouvent ici:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67163568/cant-ping-linux-image-running-on-qemu
Something to look into later — how exactly does CPU topology in KVM work? I want to crave out 8 of my physical processor's threads to put in the VM, but after booting it up it only sees 4.
If I try to mimic a physical 4 core/8 thread chip with in manual topology, it demands I feed it 32 vCPU cores.
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Thank you for your answer
I have now installed a #Fedora #Linux
There #Windows 11 works quite well in #VirtManager.
Is Virt-Manager/QEMU going through a network config change on Debian Sid? Had to bring down a couple of virtual network interfaces for it to connect to the network.
#Linux #LinuxTablet #LinuxAudio
Supposedly #RedHat has decided to depreciate #VirtManager in favor of #Cockpit. Cockpit will likely get Red Hat’s money instead of Virt-Manager, although development of Virt-Manager will still continue—likely independently. Cockpit seems modern and nice, but apparently requires hosts and guests to use #Systemd, which would rule out my usage of virtualizing OSes like #Androidx86, I believe. I guess I could use #VirtualBox for those OSes in given no other option.
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