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Cannot run it using virt-manager #597
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Its saying ESP.qcow2 because that is the drive for the ESP, or EFI System Partition. As for how to relaunch the emulator without using virt-manager, its the same way you launched it the first time. Once the system is installed, all you should have to do to get it turned on again is just relaunch qemu with the right variables |
@Masamune3210, got that. Thanks I'm not very familiar with As a sidenote, if i have to clean up to start from the clean slate, do I simply delete the |
Its saying PermissionDenied, so I'm assuming either your files are in a directory that is not world-accessible or that you missed a step somewhere in adding a user to a group. Either way, the fix is the same, figure out the permission issue and fix it |
Don't delete the directory, instead run |
I was able to complete the steps and run the vm. However, when i quit the VM, and tried to open it with
virt-manager
, it shows an error like the screenshot shown below.I have a couple of questions.
Why is it showing
ESP.qcow2
even if the disk created by following the steps is namedMyDisk.qcow2
?qemu-img create -f qcow2 MyDisk.qcow2 64G
How do i re-open the VM after quitting without using
virt-manager
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