Re: [orca-list] Passing keys to guest in virt-manager

[John Covici <covici ccs covici com>]

OK, thanks a lot.  I don't seem to have some of those packages (I am
using gentoo), so I will have to figure this out.

On Sat, 08 Jan 2022 02:49:28 -0500,
Vsevolod Popov wrote:
> 08.01.2022 03:40, John Covici пишет:
> > How did you bridge your virtual machine to your network?
> I don't really know if the network works because I haven't
> installed the system yet. But the thing I did is configured the
> libvirt as described in arch wiki and then after searching
> millions of tutorials I could setup a default network. It turned
> out that I had to do it with root privileges. There were some
> packages like bridge-utils, dnsmasq, iptables-nfs, some of them
> are described in arch wiki, but I don't completely understand
> what some of them do, for example openbsd-netcat and vde2. I
> think it's a matter of time and practice to understand it.
> > What did you use for disk storage?  I have been having problems with
> > those two aspects of getting a vm to work.
> I use qcow2, I tried to use it when creating VM by hand with qemu
> and I found out that qcow2 is used when creating a VM in
> virt-manager.
> The only thing I cannot understand now is how to switch the
> created machine to EFI firmware.
> Different articles state that it has to be done in overview panel
> of a newly created VM, but each time I press down arrow or tab I
> land into the description text field which I cannot exit.
> Also, when using flat review, I cannot switch to architecture
> pain and choose EFI there, nothing happens when pressing left
> click button on the architecture word.
> -- 
> regards,
> Vsevolod
> https://github.com/sevapopov2/

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