Brand new to Debian/Linux and general. Windows noob my whole life. Really struggling to figure out Terminal commands.
So the past 2 hours: Need help with Kernel Virtual Machine. I feel dumb but........how do I open this? I finally found the download command but how do I actually open this program?
Thank you and sorry for dumb quesiton
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I legit feel stupid. Can someone help with KVM
Re: I legit feel stupid. Can someone help with KVM
What are you trying to do? Do you want to install Debian or Windows on a hypervisor?
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Re: I legit feel stupid. Can someone help with KVM
The Debian wiki is a good first stop for finding out how to do stuff on Debian.
https://wiki.debian.org/KVM
https://wiki.debian.org/KVM
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Re: I legit feel stupid. Can someone help with KVM
You don't give a lot of information on what you're trying to achieve, but if I understood correctly, you have managed to create a VM. You have to first start it with virsh and then connect to graphical interface with virt-viewer.
Connect to qemu and view your virtual machines:
Start VM
View your VM
There's also virt-manager package you can use to graphically manage your VMs. If you're struggling with creating a VM, a bit clearer description of you problem would be helpful. Hope you're already familiar with this Wiki page https://wiki.debian.org/KVM
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Connect to qemu and view your virtual machines:
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virsh --connect qemu:///system list --all
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virsh start <VM_name OR VM id>
View your VM
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virt-viewer --wait --reconnect <VM_name OR VM id>
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