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Signed-off-by: Pierre-Yves <pyu@riseup.net>
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- R1891:8b6c80669c4e: Update libvirt to 4.5.0
- build libvirt
- build python-libvirt against libvirt
- build libvirt-glib against libvirt
- build virt-manager against libvirt-glib and libvirt-python
- install libvirt, libvirt-glib, python-libvirt and virt-mananger
- make sure current user is member of the "libvirt" group
- start libvirtd with sudo systemctl start libvirtd.service
- run virt-manager and create a VM using damn small linux iso
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Abandoning so Herald will chill. Thank you @kyrios123 for helping test the new Herald rule.
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To me the tests for qemu through libvirt needs to be gnome-boxes as it's the package that constantly breaks by trying to enable every single feature that nobody is using.
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I just made a quick test and virt-viewer/virt-manager/qemu are all working fine only gnome-boxes doesn't want to boot my test .iso (dsl-4.4.10.iso and slitaz-rolling.iso), even after updating to 3.28.5.
Tbf, I am probably too noob to run this application it's so minimalist that I haven't even found how to change any setting apart from memory/disk space.
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That is the point, it has no options and tries to enable everything. Keeping that working will be the difficulty which is why it makes it a necessary test.
Also, this will need to be redone as I've pushed what should fix the libvirt issue so I can push it to Shannon.
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Note: I will push and test this, however, in future if you can't test it with virt-manager and gnome-boxes on real hardware, then you shouldn't be pushing libvirt/qemu changes to Phab.