How to use QEMU?

In this video I will show you how to install and use QEMU with Virt-Manager a virtual machine system for Linux.
Helpful links
www.kinguin.ne...
wiki.archlinux...
bit.ly/2bGf2ol - HeiDoc ISO
www.microsoft....
Thanks For Watching!

[@GoldenBeholden]

Not even twenty seconds in: "btw I use Arch"

[@jali4000]

it's very relevant in this case though, although you could probably gather that as the video went on

[@fistfull95]

You have got to be kidding me, I just watched your previous video about QEMU, because I was troubleshooting my issue. But I realised that you posted your last video a long time ago, and never posted a followup. I shed a tear and moved on, but then realised I wanted to watch the video about the best music player on Linux, so I revisited your channel. To my great surprise, this very video had just been uploaded! You made my day! Still haven't figured out my problem, but that's alright haha.

[@AntounSawires]

I'm happy hear that! I've been gone a long time now and hated to see this channel stagnant. What kind of issue are you having with QEMU?

[@fistfull95]

Good to hear you are back! I have subscribed in the meantime :) I am having major performance issues, on a i7 3770k, 24GBs of RAM, and a 980ti running Arch. I used to use a W10 VM for a long time, ignoring the 10 minutes it takes to start FireFox for instance. I am using a QEMU script I found online, because I couldn't get QEMU running manually. I have enabled KVM and Intel Virtualisation, I am also using a special UEFI image to "enhance" performance even further. I don't know what works and what doesn't. I tried installing a W7 VM today, but that is suffering from the same issues. I am using SPICE and libvirt drivers by the way. I have no idea on how to boost performance, I absolutely don't mind reinstalling the guest if needed.

[@brendananderson9102]

This was my first time with qemu, at first I didn't realize I had to use qemu-img if I wanted a dynamically allocated virtual drive. I thought it would be like Vbox and be included in the GUI. I have Ubuntu 18.04 running now though, thanks for reminding me about VMM, I had forgotten that was a thing. I'm on Ubuntu 20.04 now, but python 2 is no longer natively supported on it. So I figured it would be just easier to use a VM rather than to break the current apps that rely on python 3 to have priority. And the python 2 libraries were installed through aptitude on 18.04 without a hitch.

[@jaysongayle3995]

I still dont know how to use QEMU...

[@mrhats830]

Do you have a video on how to do gpu Passthrough on the VM? I want to run a virtual machine that also allows for fast graphics too=)

[@bakkasur9614]

Can you make a video on the networking aspect like (bridge , NAT, host only ) in qemu. show some topologies.

[@BradenBest]

I'm pretty impressed with Qemu's performance in comparison to Virtualbox and VMWare, but I can't seem to get sound to work.

[@Johnnyboycurtis]

For anyone not sure if your CPU can support virtualization, please check your manufacturer's spec sheet. For example, for an Intel i5 7400 CPU you can follow the link (ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/97147/intel-core-i5-7400-processor-6m-cache-up-to-3-50-ghz.html) and see that VT-x and VT-d are available.

[@hrnekbezucha]

Not necessarily old hardware, I'm running a 2008 thinkpad and it does support KVM and is automatically recognised by the linux kernel.

[@saadihamza9220]

What a pleasure to see you back. :D

[@cybersechs1368]

Good video!!

[@sergiobeltrao]

Good to see you back!

[@N1mro8]

In the dropdown of the Video selection, I don't have an entry with VMGA. Only QXL, VGA and Virtio. Virtio is much better then QXL for me, but not quite there yet. I don't see my native monitor resolution in the settings of windows.

[@kirtipatel3164]

I have a Mac Pro 5.1 and have installed Linux mint 19.3 to run natively. I would like to install QEMU on this computer and create a Win 10 pro machine. Can you please help? Thanks K

[@hashanpererasrilanka]

What is the difference between Qume and KVM ?

[@rokibulroni]

Can I embed this video on my personal website? if it's okay. Please reply to me.

[@shater1164]

This kid back again :)

[@ChubbsWho]

i get a stupid fucking error message about not being able to find the install media.............using the same ISO i used to install windows 10 on my main PC today, so i know it works fine, even downloaded it twice..........why is this happening?

[@insertx2k_dev]

I want to get virt-manager, as I am a VMware User.

[@danieleccleston7928]

what desktop environment is that?

[@damienw4958]

What is that Windows manager/desktop environment? It looks pretty cool!

[@AntounSawires]

In this video I was using using Gnome 3 desktop environment with the gnome extension dash to panel

[@EmsCode]

Nice. Is that Gnome desktop?

[@AntounSawires]

Yes it is. I'm running quite a few gnome extensions to make it look like that.

[@EmsCode]

Arch Linux right?

[@AntounSawires]

Yup Arch Linux running Gnome 3 with the Numix Square Icon Pack.

[@marespcservices]

Awesome. Are you back AS?

[@AntounSawires]

Yes, I am back and here to stay!

[@penguin1714]

The biggest question I have: What is the correct way to pronounce qemu? Is it "Q Emu" or "Kemu"

[@Bekon241]

FQ emu use nativ is best :) Still he emulate worst windows ever made.

[@mrhats830]

Can you do a tutorial for MacOS like you did for windows 10?

[@Bekon241]

You need mac for download iso from store example sierra if not mac find iso in network. and This www.vmware.com/ Nothing more... osX is worst then linux but if You like try. Look Tutorial kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaurn2h9qtOioLc Good luck :) Tested work... But still this is not nativ and missing some kext -> drivers.

[@Serenadio]

hi! what DE is that?

[@jaysongayle3995]

Does this work with Windows Vista?

[@artaway6647]

when you said "if you use older hardware", how old are we talking?

[@artaway6647]

@Montevsgaming Rs thanks for the reply

[@trapnestqqq]

What version of linux do you use ?

[@archavez100]

He is using Arch Linux.

[@trapnestqqq]

@@archavez100 thanks

[@MrReese]

You have no idea what Sockets, Cores and Threads mean, do you? Otherwise you would never have set these numbers for it :D.

[@SevenDeMagnus]

Hi. I wish it was just an app. It's pretty tough to install and run:-)

[@icebread9335]

virtualistation blabla my ass this is arround since 1998

[@user-lf3qo4by5z]

QEMU غبي