Can't connect audio cd to virtual machines
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I have a Windows VM under KVM-QEMU-Virt-manager, and I have been unable to get a CD to show under Windows
$ sudo virsh attach-disk myWINVM /dev/sr0 hdc --type cdrom
error: Failed to attach disk
error: internal error: unable to execute QEMU command 'eject': Device 'drive-ide0-1-0' is not removable
I get the same error trying to pass to a Linux guest.
If I use virt-manager GUI to attach sr0, Windows recognizes the disk but Windows can't access this The disk might be corrupt..... These are normal audio cds that work fine on other devices.
When I try to pass to Linux using this method, there is no error, but no media shows up in the guest.
I get the same pattern of errors if I use /dev/cdrom for the above steps. Is there something I am missing about how to connect CDs to VMs? Do I need to unmount it from the host in some way to make it available to to the guest? Is this an issue with my hardware?
edit: also, adding via the domain XML doesn't work. No error the cd just doesn't show.
<disk type='block' device='cdrom'>
<driver name='qemu' type='raw'/>
<source dev='/dev/sr0'/>
<target dev='hde' bus='scsi'/>
<readonly/>
</disk>
It seems I cannot create an additional IDE device because my machine type only supports a single IDE interface.
kvm qemu audio-cd virtio
asked Feb 28 at 3:44
ThoughtcraftThoughtcraft
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I have a Windows VM under KVM-QEMU-Virt-manager, and I have been unable to get a CD to show under Windows
$ sudo virsh attach-disk myWINVM /dev/sr0 hdc --type cdrom
error: Failed to attach disk
error: internal error: unable to execute QEMU command 'eject': Device 'drive-ide0-1-0' is not removable
I get the same error trying to pass to a Linux guest.
If I use virt-manager GUI to attach sr0, Windows recognizes the disk but Windows can't access this The disk might be corrupt..... These are normal audio cds that work fine on other devices.
When I try to pass to Linux using this method, there is no error, but no media shows up in the guest.
I get the same pattern of errors if I use /dev/cdrom for the above steps. Is there something I am missing about how to connect CDs to VMs? Do I need to unmount it from the host in some way to make it available to to the guest? Is this an issue with my hardware?
edit: also, adding via the domain XML doesn't work. No error the cd just doesn't show.
<disk type='block' device='cdrom'>
<driver name='qemu' type='raw'/>
<source dev='/dev/sr0'/>
<target dev='hde' bus='scsi'/>
<readonly/>
</disk>
It seems I cannot create an additional IDE device because my machine type only supports a single IDE interface.
kvm qemu audio-cd virtio
asked Feb 28 at 3:44
ThoughtcraftThoughtcraft
18811
Is this such an awful question? As far as I can tell, what I am doing should work according to documentation and other threads. suse.com/documentation/sles11/book_kvm/data/… serverfault.com/questions/373372/…
– Thoughtcraft
Feb 28 at 13:35
1
Neither of those indicate that Audio CDs are supported, and indeed, they are not.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 28 at 16:34
Thanks. It was not obvious to me from anything I read that audio CDs would be fundamentally different for this purpose.
– Thoughtcraft
Feb 28 at 18:57
1
Holy carp, I think I was asleep when I wrote that because I don't remember it at all. That said, I think the problem with your XML is thehdebit; device targets really shouldn't start withhdanymore, they should besd*devices.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 28 at 19:07
1
Oh, also note that you probably need to make the virtual system board Q35 instead of i440fx.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 28 at 19:16
|
show 6 more comments
I have a Windows VM under KVM-QEMU-Virt-manager, and I have been unable to get a CD to show under Windows
$ sudo virsh attach-disk myWINVM /dev/sr0 hdc --type cdrom
error: Failed to attach disk
error: internal error: unable to execute QEMU command 'eject': Device 'drive-ide0-1-0' is not removable
I get the same error trying to pass to a Linux guest.
If I use virt-manager GUI to attach sr0, Windows recognizes the disk but Windows can't access this The disk might be corrupt..... These are normal audio cds that work fine on other devices.
When I try to pass to Linux using this method, there is no error, but no media shows up in the guest.
I get the same pattern of errors if I use /dev/cdrom for the above steps. Is there something I am missing about how to connect CDs to VMs? Do I need to unmount it from the host in some way to make it available to to the guest? Is this an issue with my hardware?
edit: also, adding via the domain XML doesn't work. No error the cd just doesn't show.
<disk type='block' device='cdrom'>
<driver name='qemu' type='raw'/>
<source dev='/dev/sr0'/>
<target dev='hde' bus='scsi'/>
<readonly/>
</disk>
It seems I cannot create an additional IDE device because my machine type only supports a single IDE interface.
kvm qemu audio-cd virtio
asked Feb 28 at 3:44
ThoughtcraftThoughtcraft
18811
I have a Windows VM under KVM-QEMU-Virt-manager, and I have been unable to get a CD to show under Windows
$ sudo virsh attach-disk myWINVM /dev/sr0 hdc --type cdrom
error: Failed to attach disk
error: internal error: unable to execute QEMU command 'eject': Device 'drive-ide0-1-0' is not removable
I get the same error trying to pass to a Linux guest.
If I use virt-manager GUI to attach sr0, Windows recognizes the disk but Windows can't access this The disk might be corrupt..... These are normal audio cds that work fine on other devices.
When I try to pass to Linux using this method, there is no error, but no media shows up in the guest.
I get the same pattern of errors if I use /dev/cdrom for the above steps. Is there something I am missing about how to connect CDs to VMs? Do I need to unmount it from the host in some way to make it available to to the guest? Is this an issue with my hardware?
edit: also, adding via the domain XML doesn't work. No error the cd just doesn't show.
<disk type='block' device='cdrom'>
<driver name='qemu' type='raw'/>
<source dev='/dev/sr0'/>
<target dev='hde' bus='scsi'/>
<readonly/>
</disk>
It seems I cannot create an additional IDE device because my machine type only supports a single IDE interface.
kvm qemu audio-cd virtio
kvm qemu audio-cd virtio
asked Feb 28 at 3:44
ThoughtcraftThoughtcraft
18811
asked Feb 28 at 3:44
ThoughtcraftThoughtcraft
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edited Feb 28 at 15:57
Thoughtcraft
asked Feb 28 at 3:44
ThoughtcraftThoughtcraft
18811
asked Feb 28 at 3:44
ThoughtcraftThoughtcraft
18811
asked Feb 28 at 3:44
ThoughtcraftThoughtcraft
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Is this such an awful question? As far as I can tell, what I am doing should work according to documentation and other threads. suse.com/documentation/sles11/book_kvm/data/… serverfault.com/questions/373372/…
– Thoughtcraft
Feb 28 at 13:35
1
Neither of those indicate that Audio CDs are supported, and indeed, they are not.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 28 at 16:34
Thanks. It was not obvious to me from anything I read that audio CDs would be fundamentally different for this purpose.
– Thoughtcraft
Feb 28 at 18:57
1
Holy carp, I think I was asleep when I wrote that because I don't remember it at all. That said, I think the problem with your XML is thehdebit; device targets really shouldn't start withhdanymore, they should besd*devices.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 28 at 19:07
1
Oh, also note that you probably need to make the virtual system board Q35 instead of i440fx.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 28 at 19:16
|
show 6 more comments
Is this such an awful question? As far as I can tell, what I am doing should work according to documentation and other threads. suse.com/documentation/sles11/book_kvm/data/… serverfault.com/questions/373372/…
– Thoughtcraft
Feb 28 at 13:35
1
Neither of those indicate that Audio CDs are supported, and indeed, they are not.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 28 at 16:34
Thanks. It was not obvious to me from anything I read that audio CDs would be fundamentally different for this purpose.
– Thoughtcraft
Feb 28 at 18:57
1
Holy carp, I think I was asleep when I wrote that because I don't remember it at all. That said, I think the problem with your XML is thehdebit; device targets really shouldn't start withhdanymore, they should besd*devices.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 28 at 19:07
1
Oh, also note that you probably need to make the virtual system board Q35 instead of i440fx.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 28 at 19:16
Is this such an awful question? As far as I can tell, what I am doing should work according to documentation and other threads. suse.com/documentation/sles11/book_kvm/data/… serverfault.com/questions/373372/…
– Thoughtcraft
Feb 28 at 13:35
Is this such an awful question? As far as I can tell, what I am doing should work according to documentation and other threads. suse.com/documentation/sles11/book_kvm/data/… serverfault.com/questions/373372/…
– Thoughtcraft
Feb 28 at 13:35
1
1
Neither of those indicate that Audio CDs are supported, and indeed, they are not.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 28 at 16:34
Neither of those indicate that Audio CDs are supported, and indeed, they are not.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 28 at 16:34
Thanks. It was not obvious to me from anything I read that audio CDs would be fundamentally different for this purpose.
– Thoughtcraft
Feb 28 at 18:57
Thanks. It was not obvious to me from anything I read that audio CDs would be fundamentally different for this purpose.
– Thoughtcraft
Feb 28 at 18:57
1
1
Holy carp, I think I was asleep when I wrote that because I don't remember it at all. That said, I think the problem with your XML is the
hde bit; device targets really shouldn't start with hd anymore, they should be sd* devices.– Michael Hampton
Feb 28 at 19:07
Holy carp, I think I was asleep when I wrote that because I don't remember it at all. That said, I think the problem with your XML is the
hde bit; device targets really shouldn't start with hd anymore, they should be sd* devices.– Michael Hampton
Feb 28 at 19:07
1
1
Oh, also note that you probably need to make the virtual system board Q35 instead of i440fx.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 28 at 19:16
Oh, also note that you probably need to make the virtual system board Q35 instead of i440fx.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 28 at 19:16
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Is this such an awful question? As far as I can tell, what I am doing should work according to documentation and other threads. suse.com/documentation/sles11/book_kvm/data/… serverfault.com/questions/373372/…
– Thoughtcraft
Feb 28 at 13:35
1
Neither of those indicate that Audio CDs are supported, and indeed, they are not.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 28 at 16:34
Thanks. It was not obvious to me from anything I read that audio CDs would be fundamentally different for this purpose.
– Thoughtcraft
Feb 28 at 18:57
1
Holy carp, I think I was asleep when I wrote that because I don't remember it at all. That said, I think the problem with your XML is the
hdebit; device targets really shouldn't start withhdanymore, they should besd*devices.– Michael Hampton
Feb 28 at 19:07
1
Oh, also note that you probably need to make the virtual system board Q35 instead of i440fx.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 28 at 19:16