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Nick Notwin I want to run Freebsd as a guest OS on kVM running on Ubuntu server 10.04. All methods mention that VNC is necessary to start and complete the installation process. Can I install freebsd on kVM without using VNC? I would like to have a text based i
Chris How do I configure a KVM guest running CentOS to allow passwordless console access from the hypervisor? I would like to be able to log in directly to the virtual machine from the hypervisor using the following command without being prompted for a passwor
Chris How do I configure a KVM guest running CentOS to allow passwordless console access from the hypervisor? I would like to be able to log in directly to the virtual machine from the hypervisor using the following command without being prompted for a passwor
Order I have a server running kvm that has been upgraded from ubuntu 13.10 to 14.04 and since the upgrade takes hours (less in some cases) client machines (mix of linux and windows, using both virtio, realtek and intel as the network interface)), network probl
Order I have a server running kvm that has been upgraded from ubuntu 13.10 to 14.04 and since the upgrade takes hours (less in some cases) client machines (mix of linux and windows, using both virtio, realtek and intel as the network interface)), network probl
pig I know this is risky. I also don't think the reversal will be so difficult. I used virt-manager(remote, using X forwarding) to change the KVM guest's NIC from bridgemode to mode passthrough. Now the host has no network connection. I don't have a GUI on the
Folding I'm definitely not new to KVM/QEMU. I've used HyperV for a long time - but it's easy with a simple GUI ;) So I have used kvm to access the headless ubuntu server via ssh. Now I want to install another ubuntu server as a vm - but I don't have VNC access
Folding I'm definitely not new to KVM/QEMU. I've used HyperV for a long time - but it's easy with a simple GUI ;) So I have used kvm to access the headless ubuntu server via ssh. Now I want to install another ubuntu server as a vm - but I don't have VNC access
Mill I have a guest running ubuntu 14.04 on an Ubuntu 14.04 host running KVM/QEMU. Everything works fine except for one thing. Given my guest's hostname is virtual-machine-1, I want to be able to find it from the host. In particular, if I host virtual-machine-
Mill I have a guest running ubuntu 14.04 on an Ubuntu 14.04 host running KVM/QEMU. Everything works fine except for one thing. Given my guest's hostname is virtual-machine-1, I want to be able to find it from the host. In particular, if I host virtual-machine-
Doug I'm trying to design a guest wifi network for an existing network, but I'm not sure how to secure the guest wifi access point from the parent network when the access point is contained in the parent network. I've tried searching, but I've only gotten resu
Doug I'm trying to design a guest wifi network for an existing network, but I'm not sure how to secure the guest wifi access point from the parent network when the access point is contained in the parent network. I've tried searching, but I've only gotten resu
Doug I'm trying to design a guest wifi network for an existing network, but I'm not sure how to secure the guest wifi access point from the parent network when the access point is contained in the parent network. I've tried searching, but I've only gotten resu
Shahzad Latif | I have a Windows 10 host with an IP address of 192.168.8.101, a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 and a gateway of 192.168.8.1. I also have Mac OS Sierra installed on VirtualBox on this Windows host. This guest macOS has an IP like 10.0.2.15 and a g
Shahzad Latif | I have a Windows 10 host with an IP address of 192.168.8.101, a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 and a gateway of 192.168.8.1. I also have Mac OS Sierra installed on VirtualBox on this Windows host. This guest macOS has an IP like 10.0.2.15 and a g
Shahzad Latif | I have a Windows 10 host with an IP address of 192.168.8.101, a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 and a gateway of 192.168.8.1. I also have Mac OS Sierra installed on VirtualBox on this Windows host. This guest macOS has an IP like 10.0.2.15 and a g
Shahzad Latif | I have a Windows 10 host with an IP address of 192.168.8.101, a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 and a gateway of 192.168.8.1. I also have Mac OS Sierra installed on VirtualBox on this Windows host. This guest macOS has an IP like 10.0.2.15 and a g
Shahzad Latif | I have a Windows 10 host with an IP address of 192.168.8.101, a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 and a gateway of 192.168.8.1. I also have Mac OS Sierra installed on VirtualBox on this Windows host. This guest macOS has an IP like 10.0.2.15 and a g
Shahzad Latif | I have a Windows 10 host with an IP address of 192.168.8.101, a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 and a gateway of 192.168.8.1. I also have Mac OS Sierra installed on VirtualBox on this Windows host. This guest macOS has an IP like 10.0.2.15 and a g
Compiler When I added Debian 8 to my KVM management tools , I found that I would not be able to access the console unless added console=ttyS0to the grub boot config . It's not great, but it works. I'm adding Ubuntu 16.04 to the admin tools and this time when I
Sardathrion - Preventing SE Abuse I have a KVM virtual machine running CentOS 7 on a host running Fedora 24. I installed a USB serial dongle (actually an RFID reader, but that should be fine) on that host. The host can see it after running: sudo modprobe usbse
Compiler When I added Debian 8 to my KVM management tools , I found that I would not be able to access the console unless added console=ttyS0to the grub boot config . It's not great, but it works. I'm adding Ubuntu 16.04 to the admin tools and this time when I
Sardathrion - Preventing SE Abuse I have a KVM virtual machine running CentOS 7 on a host running Fedora 24. I installed a USB serial dongle (actually an RFID reader, but that should be fine) on that host. The host can see it after running: sudo modprobe usbse
User 54 I have installed KVM without libvirt/virsh and virtualmanager. Installed packages are kvm qemu-kvm bridge-utils libguestfs-tools How can I suspend/suspend the VM in this case? User 54 After a long search and experimentation, the best option for me is q
Delphi I have a serial console working for a centos7 guest without graphics and can access it using virsh console vm. The guest has the appropriate console=ttyS0,115200n8kernel command line arguments. Is it possible to configure another console so I can speak
User 54 I have installed KVM without libvirt/virsh and virtualmanager. Installed packages are kvm qemu-kvm bridge-utils libguestfs-tools How can I suspend/suspend the VM in this case? User 54 After a long search and experimentation, the best option for me is q
Delphi I have a serial console working for a centos7 guest without graphics and can access it using virsh console vm. The guest has the appropriate console=ttyS0,115200n8kernel command line arguments. Is it possible to configure another console so I can speak
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