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USB Auto mapping to Windows VM under KVM does not work

Byetzion 21/11/2018

Let me first say, that it does work for Linux guest. It doesn’t work on Windows guest because there is a know bug (/issue) with the default hardware layout – made of i440FX BIOS. VirtManager would not allow us to replace the settings, so we need to create the VM ourselves using XML. You can…

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Disk Storage | Linux | Virtualization

Auto mapping USB Disk on Key to KVM VM using libvirt and udev

Byetzion 19/11/2018

I was required to auto map a USB DoK to a KVM VM (specific VM, mind you!), as a result of connecting this device to the host. I’ve looked it up on the Internet, and the closest I could get there was this link. It was almost a complete solution, but it had a few…

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Disk Storage | Scripting/Programming | Virtualization

Attach USB disks to XenServer VM Guest

Byetzion 05/05/201207/04/2020

There is a very nice script for Windows dealing with attaching XenServer USB disk to a guest. It can be found here. This script has several problems, as I see it. The first – this is a Windows batch script, which is a very limited language, and it can handle only a single VDI disk…

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