> On 28 Oct 2025, at 21:56, Charles Curley <[email protected]> > wrote: > ... > What I am seeing is that when a system is using > Wi-Fi, virbr0 is not created. > > So why do you get it and I don't? I wonder if you might, but for the issue of the network "already being in use". That is not reflected in my experience on Trixie, which I documented earlier in the thread, but virbr0 didn't appear in "ip a" output until the default virtual network was activated, in my case by virt-manager prompting on vm setup. Does your wifi nic by any chance use an IP which conflicts? Which related packages have you installed? Thanks Gareth
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- Re: virt-manager and qemu: virtual networking missing Charles Curley
- Re: virt-manager and qemu: virtual networking miss... john doe
- Re: virt-manager and qemu: virtual networking ... Charles Curley
- Re: virt-manager and qemu: virtual network... Gareth Evans
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- Re: virt-manager and qemu: virtual networking miss... Michael Paoli
- Re: virt-manager and qemu: virtual networking missing Charles Curley
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- Re: virt-manager and qemu: virtual networking miss... Charles Curley
- Re: virt-manager and qemu: virtual networking ... didier gaumet
- Re: virt-manager and qemu: virtual network... Charles Curley
- Re: virt-manager and qemu: virtual networking missing Charles Curley
- Re: virt-manager and qemu: virtual networking missing john doe
- Re: virt-manager and qemu: virtual networking missing Gareth Evans

