README.libvirt

VSAIO using libvirt
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VSAIO now supports running in libvirt/kvm. Be sure to pick a libvirt box in
localrc and away you go. But you might need to make sure you have libvirt
running for your user (unless you want to sudo everything).

Install libvirtd etc. On fedora this is easy:
	sudo dnf install @virtualization

Let's make sure its running:
	sudo systemctl start libvirtd
	sudo systemctl enable libvirtd

Make sure you're user is apart of the libvirt group:
	sudo gpasswd -a matt libvirt

We need to enable read write to domain socket for the libvirt group, uncomment
and make sure these are set in /etc/libvirt/libvirtd.conf:
	unix_sock_group = "libvirt"
	auth_unix_rw = "none"
	auth_unix_ro = "none"

Then restart libvirtd
	sudo systemctl restart libvirtd

# Now we need to make sure we're looking at the default URI. There are many
# ways to do this.. pass it in on command lines, adding it to Vagrant (which I
# might also do) or just export a variable:
	export LIBVIRT_DEFAULT_URI="qemu:///system"

NOTE: I've added the above to my localrc