If I couldn't get a newer ISO, and don't have writable boot-media, I'd probably try installing the base system, hoping that the base packages are available from the boot media without connecting to Arch's servers. If your boot media is writable, you can update the pacman keyring by updating the archlinux-keyring package with: sudo pacman -Syy archlinux-keyring You can either get a new image from archlinux or try to update the pacman keyring. (It's arch, so yesterday's iso could be too old). You can launch it from ‘Applications’.It sounds like your iso is a little old. Virtual Machine manager should now be installed on your computer.
STEP 3: Start the service using below command: sudo systemctl start rvice Make sure to complete it else, you will get error “ adduser: The group `libvirtd’ does not exist” when you run the Virtual Machine Manager after installation is complete!Įnable the service by entering the below command: sudo systemctl enable rvice STEP 2: The next two steps are very important and often ignored by many users. sudo pacman -S virt-manager qemu vde2 ebtables dnsmasq bridge-utils openbsd-netcat STEP 1: Launch Terminal and enter the following command to install KVM and necessary dependencies. CONFIG_KVM_GUEST=yĬONFIG_KVM_GENERIC_DIRTYLOG_READ_PROTECT=yĬONFIG_KVM_MMU_AUDIT=y Installing KVM (Virtual Machine Manager) You should see CONFIG_KVM_INTEL or CONFIG_KVM_AMD as ‘m’ or ‘y’. Launch Terminal and enter the following command to check:Ĭheck the output. Checking Kernel SupportĪpart from hardware support, you also need a necessary kernel module to be installed on your computer to support KVM. Refer to your computer maker and model manual for how to boot into BIOS. To make sure, boot your computer’s BIOS and check. Manufacturers sometimes disable the feature by default settings. If nothing is displayed, it means your PC can’t be used to install Virtual machines.
If your computer supports virtualization, you should see the output as “Virtualization: VT-x” or “Virtualization: AMD-V”.įor example, if my Intel-based test PC, I see the following output in the Terminal.
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