do I do "rpm-ostree install -y libvirt-devel virt-top libguestfs-tools guestfs-tools" instead?
do I do "rpm-ostree install -y libvirt-devel virt-top libguestfs-tools guestfs-tools" instead?
ALooks like microphone isn’t working
AThat yes
PWhat are you running on? Desktop? Deck?
LMe? or awesomeslayerg?
PYou
LDesktop, AMD GPU, KDE
AScratch that
LApparently I need to add myself to the libvirt group to? Is this correct to do so? "grep -E '^libvirt:' /usr/lib/group >> /etc/group"
Lscratch what?
AOh it’s me taking about the ally
AMicrophone is working
Loh you had me worried I was like wait a minute!
Llol
Alol
ALooks like the ally audio, buttons and everything is working fine even rgb
AThe sound is really clear and loud enough I like it
AGotta check if Bluetooth is working properly with the ally and I can connect a headset
AI think this is release ready
KWoohoo!
LI'm very happy I just got boxes to work by providing the iso file instead of having it download it
CDid it work?
Hsudo systemctl enable --now libvirtdI need to update that script today, sadly that command above has to run after the reboot...
RI despise him for his speak for something and then doing the exact opposite, but yeah, there is far worse in the tech industries.
RSo much this.
RSince it's in the expand phase. Further steps will follow if the industry change.
RYeah, this to me doesn't really makes sense, but whatever.
CSo, I updated my testing image on OLED and moonlight still has crackling noise issues over Ethernet and wifi. This issue doesn't happen on my Android phone. There's no crackling when running games natively (I tried Celeste)
CCan anyone else relate?
CI was thinking of switching to pulseaudio but I'm not sure how to do it because fedora instructions with dnf swap don't work
Lthank you
LOk, how exactly do I get a shared folder to work in the guest OS in boxes? For a test I set Public as the share folder in the config, but when I put a file in the host public folder or in the guest public folder, it does not show up in the other OS?
Ladditionally the guest OS already has the spice thing installed that it says it needs to work
LDoes anyone know? im having the hardest time figuring this out lol
Lits saying there should be a spice client folder in the guest, but there is none
Hno idea how to do it in gnome boxes but on virt-manager i have a single folder that i pass through using virtiofs (due to limitations it only supports passing through 1 folder per VM last time i checked, but it works for my use)
https://virtio-fs.gitlab.io/
https://virtio-fs.gitlab.io/
Hnot sure how supported virtio-9p is as i never used it personally since i needed something that worked on multiple OSes and back when i looked into it, it didnt work on i think windows. that might have changed ages ago though, but at that point i already had samba set up on my host or i moved on to virtiofs
GJust installed bazzite-deck with the testing branch on my OLED deck, and it's mostly working well. There's two bugs I've noticed so far:
1) In the mangohud display that's built into Steam game mode, overlay 2 doesn't show any frametime graph next to FPS. It appears in overlays 3 and 4. In addition, overlay is missing information on CPU power usage and temperature.
2) This is a bit more serious - when using the frame limiter in game mode, limiting the framerate to any number that doesn't divide into 90hz results in a very choppy frametime presentation, with the frametime fluctuating rapidly between a few ms (you can observe this using mangohud overlay level 3). You notice this in-game as microstutters during gameplay. This disappears if I set the refresh rate to anything that sets the panel to 90hz. This is a problem given 60 and 40 FPS values are a common target to hit for the deck.
2b) As an addendum to the above, setting the frame limiter to more unorthodox limits (such as 80hz) means the frame target fails to reach the target at all, and hovers at different values (in 80hz's case for instance, it tries to stick to 60 FPS for some reason).
1) In the mangohud display that's built into Steam game mode, overlay 2 doesn't show any frametime graph next to FPS. It appears in overlays 3 and 4. In addition, overlay is missing information on CPU power usage and temperature.
2) This is a bit more serious - when using the frame limiter in game mode, limiting the framerate to any number that doesn't divide into 90hz results in a very choppy frametime presentation, with the frametime fluctuating rapidly between a few ms (you can observe this using mangohud overlay level 3). You notice this in-game as microstutters during gameplay. This disappears if I set the refresh rate to anything that sets the panel to 90hz. This is a problem given 60 and 40 FPS values are a common target to hit for the deck.
2b) As an addendum to the above, setting the frame limiter to more unorthodox limits (such as 80hz) means the frame target fails to reach the target at all, and hovers at different values (in 80hz's case for instance, it tries to stick to 60 FPS for some reason).
CYoutube audio is also crackling and sounds distorted. It's like there's 2 Audio streams on top of each other
LI finally figured out file sharing. But one thing I cant figure out, network speed in virt manager is SO SLOW compared to boxes for some reason
L00.1MB a second slow
Hthat is really slow, so what you using for the share in the end?
LDebugPoint.com
A simple tutorial showing how you can share a folder between host and guest VM in virt-manager using KVM, QEMU and libvirt.
Lany ideas how to fix it?
Hvirtiofs
L?
Hyoure using virtiofs
Lyes
Hno idea why thats so slow for you though
L0.1mb download speed but only in virtual manager
Has its not network based, its memory based, sure its not the fastest but it should be faster than what youre getting
