This is simply not possible in kvm. You may be able to succeed with an
external USB cd burner by attaching it to your virtual machine.
I am closing this as it isn't really a bug.
** Changed in: virt-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
** Changed in: virtualbox-ose (Ubuntu)
Stat
Due to the nature of virtual machines, they cannot talk to hardware
directly. When you read a disk, you are actually communicating with an
emulated drive, which then in turn reads the CD. To directly access
hardware, you need IOMMU support in hardware (something not commonly
found) and support for
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: virtualbox-ose
There is a general limitation with virtualization. I need to test how a
specific OS writes a disc but I do not want to test this by installing
the OS on bare metal.
I'm not able to burn a CD from a guest OS using virtualbo
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: virtualbox-ose
There is a general limitation with virtualization. I need to test how a
specific OS writes a disc but I do not want to test this by installing
the OS on bare metal.
- I'm not able to burn a CD from a guest OS since both virt
