[Discuss] Virt-Manager

[markw at mohawksoft.com]

You should be able to add/remove/modify hardware on any VM, if it is
running, some things may be grayed out. Try shutting down first.

Yea, the video on the PCLinux thing is kind of weird. I'm 99% sure its an
X configuration setting they are using on their desktop.


> Mark - Thanks for the info re Fedora 31/Debian 10 and VirtIO. Very much
> appreciated.
>
> I used Fedora 31 to create it and this time, it successfully booted into
> the Live DVD and also with a subsequent installation to the VM. Although
> when it boots up each time, I am seeing a window that the X server
> failed to start, but it eventually starts and brings me to the login
> screen.
>
> In regards to Jerry's question regarding my adding the USB hardware,
> using virt-manager: when creating the VM, on the screen 'Create a new
> virtual machine' (Step 5 of 5), there is a checkbox labeled 'Customize
> configuration before install'. Checking this box will take you to
> another screen that lists all of the items on the left that will be
> installed by default, there is a button at the bottom of that window
> 'Add Hardware', select that. The next screen lists the hardware that can
> be added. The USB items (Bluetooth, printer, mouse, etc.) are on USB
> Host Device. Click on one of them, then click Finish, that adds it to
> the list on the left. This last step is repeated for each USB device you
> want to add to the VM.
>
>
> On 10/25/21 16:46, markw at mohawksoft.com wrote:
>> I uploaded an image of it running in my KVM window.
>>
>> The Video QXL driver seems like its weird. Select VirtIO instead by
>> clicking the "Customize installation configuration" box before you
>> create
>> the VM.
>>
>> Also, don't use generic, use fedora31 or debian 10 as the base.
>
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