I get this: The following packages have unmet dependencies: libguestfs-tools : Depends: libguestfs0 (= 1:1.34.6-2) but it is not going to be installed Depends: libguestfs-perl (= 1:1.34.6-2) but it is not going to be installed E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages. What do I do please?
Tutorial on how to use Virglrenderer using Virt-Manager would be great. Virglrenderer allows you to use 3D graphics acceleration which means you can run Photoshop, Premiere, 3DS Max, etc. and some 3D games.
I watched your current QUEMU video yesterday and I am stoked! AS a heavy Virtual Box user (agh, don't judge me) , I am ready and anxious to move onto QEMU. As always your content is the Shiznit!
woohoo! this was so easy peasy! Thanks Chris! I enjoy your videos and have learned a lot in 2 and a half years I have been using Linux through you, I appreciate all you put out there to help us forever learners of linux!!
Please note that closing the session and starting it again should be enough after adding $USER to libvirt and libvirt-qemu groups. Also, you may want to *sudo apt install --no-install-recommends qemu-kvm libvirt-clients libvirt-daemon-system bridge-utils libguestfs-tools* if you want to avoid installing extra packages you won't actually be using. YMMV.
Thanks Chris I was following another tut got stuck on as no connection. Wanted a VM not connection to outside World.. Now followed yout tut step by step with add connection. Thanks.
Tks made the job a lot easier I downloaded the checker 1st made sure my system could manage it so i carried on with your vid My HP 6005 Triple Core it read 6 svm so it come out ok Tks again.
I use a QEMU/KVM host in a dual boot with Virtualbox host, both Ubuntu Mate. I run the virtual machines from a ZFS storage pool on a 2008 HP dc5850 upgraded with a Phenom II CPU. Some remarks: - Virtualbox has a better user interface. - Virtualbox is more robust. - QEMU/KVM is considerably faster with respect to disk IO (~25-40%). - Virtualbox is a little bit faster with the guest graphics drivers (~10%). - QEMU/KVM is very poor with respect to the CPU types supported. The last point is a deal breaker for me, even on the original PC, I can't get Windows activated on QEMU/KVM due to this CPU issue, while on Virtualbox it is activated normally and afterwards I can move it to my i5 laptop too without any problems. My Windows XP Vbox virtual machine has survived almost 10 years on at least 5 different desktops/laptops.
@@ChrisTitusTech Could you activate Windows? My PC has a Windows Vista Sticker and I could not get it activated in QEMU/KVM. My real CPU is a Phenom II X4 B97, but QEMU is selecting Opteron processors and that stopped any chance of getting Vista activated. Virtualbox just uses the name, characteristics and instruction sets of the host CPU and that is a far superior solution. The French (or Wallons) would call the QEMU solution: Bricolage.
@@bertnijhof5413 Great question, OEM licenses from stickers do not carry over to virtualization typically. Once Microsoft detects a hardware change (physical to virtual) it will not allow you to reactivate. Are you trying to activate Vista? I'd probably move to Windows 7 at this point as Vista is End of Life (EOL). Here is a Win 7 license from Amazon amzn.to/2rpHUM7
@@ChrisTitusTech I never had problems activating Windows in Virtualbox as long as I did it on the original PC. It worked on older PCs and currently it worked on my i5 laptop with its Windows 7 sticker and it worked on my AMD desktop with a Windows Vista sticker. On QEMU/KVM it did not work.
I added my user to libvirt-qemu rebooted and my HOST OS (Mint) is now broken? Seems like some kind of recovery mode with no UI (which I can still start through startx), no audio, no graphics drivers. Shows some bunch of errors about AppArmor profiles, VM registration services and PCIe bus.
Hi bro do you encounter an error msg " Unable to init server: Could not connect: Connection refused" after trying on virt-manager ? Any way to solve this ?
how do you connect usb devices (such as a phone) to the virtual os? I am using qemu kvm and I am stuck. Could you help me, or make a tutorial about it?
unable to complete install: cannot access storage file '/media/mike/savehere/machine/ubuntu.qcow2 that's the error i'm getting when creating a new vm. do you know what can be done?
I know this feedback is kinda pointless at this stage but I have to say... I clicked on this video really wanting to know about QEMU but at the end I'm really confused about what this video was actually doing!
I installed KVM/QEMU MacOS on my machine. Let's just say things did not go well (everything in Linux is painful). I modified the screen resolution (to the wrong values of course) using EFI/Clover/config.plist. When I tried to go back and reconfig the initial values the file wouldn't open inside of text edit (of course it wouldn't). So after searching for almost a day trying to find a solution to my problem I decided to erase the vm hard disk and reinstall MacOS. Well this didn't work either (of course not). Apparently the changes I made were written to the system files never to be altered again. Now I am simply disgusted and want to remove this flaming hot POS from my machine and recover the wasted disk space (100G on a 1T drive allocated to the VM because I was really expecting to use it). Naturally given the negative experience that I am already having with this process I am cautious not to compound my pain and dig an even deeper hole for myself. Could you be so kind as to point me in the right direction?
4:06 am not useing gnome, still have this problem, do what you do. NO CONNECTION. I am infuriated. What am I doing wrong?! Why is this harder than installing a distro?
I am trying to pass my gpu(s) through on Oracle and Virtual machines. Not working so far. I have a Nvidia Titan Pascal and a 780tisc. x99 e5-2699 cpu. Any good advice or videos? Thanks.
1:43 why is this step necessary? i managed to get mine working without it. (20.04 LTS server and 18.04 LTS desktop with GUI) these do not mention it: help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM/Installation wiki.debian.org/KVM this1 does: linuxconfig.org/install-and-set-up-kvm-on-ubuntu-20-04-focal-fossa-linux
He is often saying that distribution doesnt care. He can using this Desktop anywhere. To answer your question, he is using Debian with KDE. Debian with other repositories. Only remember KDE, the Distro means nothing in case of appearence
Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done E: Unable to locate package qemu-kvm E: Unable to locate package libvirt-clients E: Unable to locate package libvirt-daemon-system E: Unable to locate package bridge-utils E: Unable to locate package libguestfs-tools E: Unable to locate package virtinst E: Unable to locate package libosinfo-bin E: Unable to locate package virt-manager root@kali:~# e thats what it said
trying to use bridged networking for my win10 vm so i can use my restclient for running an .net framework api w/ vs17. however i am unable to connect. any tips?
hello sir can you please make a video on how to play apex legends on qemu/kvm virtual mechine with gpu passthrough it will very helpful for so many user . I hope you will make video on it. :)
“Deebian?” It’s “Debian” as in “deh-bee-in” as in Debra and Ian, the guy who created it and his wife. I’m an intermediate level Linux n00b but why do Linux n00bs always try to make tutorials?
