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- How to increase the visualized screen resolution on QEMU KVM?
How to install Windows SPICE Guest Tools on QEMU KVM Virtual Machine Manager To start, make sure inside the VM manager " Show virtual hardware details " -> " Video < Model-Name > " you have QXL selected
- What is the difference and relationship between kvm, virt-manager, qemu . . .
Originally it was a fork of QEMU, with KVM-based acceleration support added Later it was merged back into mainline QEMU, so the qemu-kvm command became just qemu -enable-kvm (and later was adjusted to qemu -accel=kvm)
- Is it possible to resize a QEMU disk image? - Super User
If possible, what happens to the partitions within it? Are they automatically resized as well (doubtful), or is there just a new block of unused space following them?
- What is the proper way to use QEMUs socket feature?
2 I can't seem to find much documentation anywhere on using the -serial unix: path to some file argument to qemu-system-XXXX, so I'm hoping someone here can shed some light on this Specifically, I'm wondering what the proper way to send data to this socket on the host and receive it on the QEMU guest side
- virtual machine - In virt-manager, what is the difference between a . . .
After my previous experience of migrating IDE VM disks to VirtIO SCSI, I created a Win10 VM in virt-manager, with the primary disk being a SCSI disk from setup In virt-manager, I created a VirtIO
- How to work with QEMU snapshots savevm in a way that is predictable . . .
$ qemu-img snapshot -d testing myamazingqemuvm qcow2 $ qemu-img snapshot -l myamazingqemuvm qcow2 $ To create a snapshot, qemu-img requires a write lock on the file, meaning it will only work for offline VMs To create a snapshot in an online VM, you need to use the "HMP" commands from within the running qemu-system process: (qemu) savevm my
- Adding a second monitor on qemu virtual machine - Super User
Adding a second monitor on qemu virtual machine Ask Question Asked 4 years, 1 month ago Modified 1 year, 9 months ago
- How to quit the QEMU monitor when not using a GUI?
I'm running QEMU on Linux without GUI After running starting my custom kernel with QEMU, I can't kill and return to host by pressing Ctrl+C Is there any way to get back to host OS?
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