** Description changed: Binary package hint: kvm Short story: Installing KVM on AMD64 does not give you the group "kvm". + But on x86, it does. Long story: I've been playing with KVM for a while and it's great. I've complained elsewhere* that I didn't get the group "kvm" when I installed it on Herd 3. Now I installed Herd 4 on my sandbox partition and still no good. Important detail: I installed KVM on my x86 laptop and the installation script did create the "kvm" group, which works fine. Without that group, I'm forced to use "sudo" and run it with root privileges. This should be an easy fix, I just wanted to let the developers know about it. (*) http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=350691&highlight=kvm
** Description changed: Binary package hint: kvm Short story: Installing KVM on AMD64 does not give you the group "kvm". But on x86, it does. Long story: I've been playing with KVM for a while and it's great. I've complained elsewhere* that I didn't get the group "kvm" when I installed it on Herd 3. Now I installed Herd 4 on my sandbox partition and still no good. - Important detail: I installed KVM on my x86 laptop and the installation - script did create the "kvm" group, which works fine. Without that - group, I'm forced to use "sudo" and run it with root privileges. + Important detail: I installed KVM on x86 and the installation script did + create the "kvm" group, which works fine. Without that group, I'm + forced to use "sudo" and run it with root privileges. This should be an easy fix, I just wanted to let the developers know about it. (*) http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=350691&highlight=kvm -- KVM on AMD64 does not create group "kvm" (Feisty) https://launchpad.net/bugs/87634 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
