📄️ Share Directory Between GNU/Linux Guest and GNU/Linux Host
This section will guide you on how to share a directory between a GNU/Linux guest and a GNU/Linux host using virt-manager. Enable the smoothly file sharing between the host and guest virtual machines. So you don't need to trubleshoot the network connection or install additional software to share files between the host and guest virtual machines. like cloud storage, lan sharing or bluetooth sharing.
📄️ Share Directory Between Windows Guest and GNU/Linux Host
In this section, we'll cover how to share a directory between your Windows guest and GNU/Linux host. This is useful for transferring files between the two operating systems.
📄️ Clipboard Sharing between Host and Guest
This guide will walk you through the process of enabling clipboard sharing between your host system and a virtual machine (VM) using the Spice agent.
📄️ Convert VirtualBox VDI to QEMU QCOW2 Image
VirtualBox and QEMU/KVM are two popular virtualization solutions that offer different features and capabilities. If you've decided to migrate from VirtualBox to QEMU/KVM, you may be wondering can i convert my existing VirtualBox VMs to QEMU/KVM? The answer is yes! You can easily convert your existing VirtualBox virtual machine (VM) images to a format compatible with QEMU/KVM.
📄️ Storage Path for Libvirt qcow2 Images
Libvirt uses storage pools to manage virtual machine disk images, and the default storage pool for qcow2 images is often named default. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to change the default storage path for libvirt qcow2 images:
📄️ Backup and Restoration QCOW2 and XML Configuration
This guide will walk you through the process of backing up and restoring your virt-manager virtual machines, virsh provides a simple way to backup and restore virtual machines. This is useful for safeguarding your virtual machines against unexpected issues and ensuring that you can recover them quickly when needed.
📄️ Redirect USB Devices Real-Time with Passthrough
This guide will show you how to redirect your USB devices to your virtual machine in real-time without the need for USB passthrough. This feature is incredibly convenient, allowing you to use your USB devices dynamically, just as you would with a physical machine. you can also connect and disconnect your USB devices from your virtual machine every time as your need.
📄️ Fake Motherboard Information
When using a virtual machine, the system may display error messages related to missing drivers. These errors can be attributed to the absence of motherboard information in the system. The lack of this information can lead to driver-related issues, such as the system not recognizing the GPU or CPU. Therefore, it's essential to add fake motherboard information to the system to resolve these errors. and ensure that the drivers function correctly.
📄️ Screenshots
This guide will walk you through the process of capturing screenshots in Virt-Manager instead of using outside real machine screenshot tools.