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howtos:emulators:libvirt_config_methods [2023/10/07 21:54 (UTC)] – typo zeebrahowtos:emulators:libvirt_config_methods [2023/12/01 12:04 (UTC)] (current) – [Libvirt config, settings and method for Slackware] zeebra
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 The most common way to run the daemons with kvm/qemu and virt-manager is to run the daemons (on boot) as root and connect to them as user (through libvirt group) and set up a qemu:session. To do that you also need the abovementioned kvm group and settings. The most common way to run the daemons with kvm/qemu and virt-manager is to run the daemons (on boot) as root and connect to them as user (through libvirt group) and set up a qemu:session. To do that you also need the abovementioned kvm group and settings.
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 +=== /dev/dri ===
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 +The same that applies to kvm also applies to video cards. To solve this, you ONLY need to add the "video" group to your user, if that's the solution you want and think it is a good idea.
 +<code>usermod -aG video username</code>
 +You need to log out of X/wayland and tty, and back in, with your user for this change to take effect.
  
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