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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
diagonal I'm running an Ubuntu guest in KVM, which in turn runs on an Ubuntu host. The host network goes through a VPN (OpenVPN), providing tun0. I need the guest network to go through the VPN as well, except I need to be able to access the host over the netwo
diagonal I'm running an Ubuntu guest in KVM, which in turn runs on an Ubuntu host. The host network goes through a VPN (OpenVPN), providing tun0. I need the guest network to go through the VPN as well, except I need to be able to access the host over the netwo
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
Pebble: Last time I checked, Docker didn't have any way to allow containers to access host serial or USB ports . Is there a trick to do this? Ben Whaley: There are two options. You can use the flags that --devicecan be used to access --privilegedmodeless USB d
Pebble: Last time I checked, Docker didn't have any way to allow containers to access host serial or USB ports . Is there a trick to do this? Ben Whaley: There are two options. You can use the flags that --devicecan be used to access --privilegedmodeless USB d
Pebble: Last time I checked, Docker didn't have any way to allow containers to access host serial or USB ports . Is there a trick to do this? Ben Whaley: There are two options. You can use the flags that --devicecan be used to access --privilegedmodeless USB d
Bafast I have a KVM host with a software RAID 10 array. A software RAID 10 array is a PV on the host, with only one VG. I'm using several LVs ( data storage for KVM guest .imgfiles ) at the host level. Typically, when adding a new disk to the guest, I create a
Yun-Chih Chen I am trying to use to lm_sensorsdetect host CPU temperature in a KVM guest. In the host, after inserting the x86_pkg_temp_thermal kernel module, the sysfs interface /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone*/tempwill display the required information. Here
Bafast I have a KVM host with a software RAID 10 array. A software RAID 10 array is a PV on the host, with only one VG. I'm using several LVs ( data storage for KVM guest .imgfiles ) at the host level. Typically, when adding a new disk to the guest, I create a
Yun-Chih Chen I am trying to use to lm_sensorsdetect host CPU temperature in a KVM guest. In the host, after inserting the x86_pkg_temp_thermal kernel module, the sysfs interface /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone*/tempwill display the required information. Here
Philip: On my Linux (Angstrom distro on BeagleBone Black) I have a USB dongle which shows up as a serial port and is available by default as/dev/ttyUSB0 I want to start a daemon that will connect to a serial port and use it as a socket. I have the code for thi
Philip On my Linux (Angstrom distro on BeagleBone Black) I have a USB dongle which shows up as a serial port and is available by default as/dev/ttyUSB0 I want to start a daemon that will connect to a serial port and use it as a socket. I have the code for this
Philip: On my Linux (Angstrom distro on BeagleBone Black) I have a USB dongle which shows up as a serial port and is available by default as/dev/ttyUSB0 I want to start a daemon that will connect to a serial port and use it as a socket. I have the code for thi
Philip: On my Linux (Angstrom distro on BeagleBone Black) I have a USB dongle which shows up as a serial port and is available by default as/dev/ttyUSB0 I want to start a daemon that will connect to a serial port and use it as a socket. I have the code for thi
Martin I have created a virtualbox via docker-machine: $ docker-machine create --driver virtualbox default In the guest OS, I want to access my USB serial device, which is the Nordic nRF52840 DevKit, listed in macos /dev/tty.usbmodem144241. However, virtualbox
Martin I have created a virtualbox via docker-machine: $ docker-machine create --driver virtualbox default In the guest OS, I want to access my USB serial device, which is the Nordic nRF52840 DevKit, listed in macos /dev/tty.usbmodem144241. However, virtualbox
Martin I have created a virtualbox via docker-machine: $ docker-machine create --driver virtualbox default In the guest OS, I want to access my USB serial device, which is the Nordic nRF52840 DevKit, listed in macos /dev/tty.usbmodem144241. However, virtualbox
Martin I have created a virtualbox via docker-machine: $ docker-machine create --driver virtualbox default In the guest OS, I want to access my USB serial device, which is the Nordic nRF52840 DevKit, listed in macos /dev/tty.usbmodem144241. However, virtualbox
Ellopio I have a QEMU/KVM virtual machine created with Virtual Machine Manager. I want to be able to copy text on the host and paste it into the guest and vice versa. How to share clipboard between host and guest? Ellopio The solution is simple. Just install t
Japanese and Chinese I'm running KVM on Linux Mint 17.1, kernel 3.16.0-31-generic. The only guest is a Windows 8.1 VM. I noticed that if the host is restarted while the guest is running, the guest cannot be recovered after the host restarts. Virt-manager just
Mike Souler There seems to be a lot of stuff on this topic already, so apologies for adding information, but I haven't had any luck finding anything that can solve my problem. My guests can't ping my default gateway, but my host can ping my default gateway. I
Ellopio I have a QEMU/KVM virtual machine created with Virtual Machine Manager. I want to be able to copy text on the host and paste it into the guest and vice versa. How to share clipboard between host and guest? Ellopio The solution is simple. Just install t
Ellopio I have a QEMU/KVM virtual machine created with Virtual Machine Manager. I want to be able to copy text on the host and paste it into the guest and vice versa. How to share clipboard between host and guest? Ellopio The solution is simple. Just install t
Japanese and Chinese I'm running KVM on Linux Mint 17.1, kernel 3.16.0-31-generic. The only guest is a Windows 8.1 VM. I noticed that if the host is restarted while the guest is running, the guest cannot be recovered after the host restarts. Virt-manager just
Mike Souler There seems to be a lot of stuff on this topic already, so apologies for adding information, but I haven't had any luck finding anything that can solve my problem. My guests can't ping my default gateway, but my host can ping my default gateway. I
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
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
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
