Unable to run basic.sh

[ghost]

Hi, So I have tried to install vmra1n and MacOS KVM. It seems like everything is running fine EXCEPT for vmra1n kinda. I have a issue with it. When I do sudo ./basic.sh so that I can boot into MacOS, It says: qemu-system-x86_64: -device vfio-pci,host=00:14.0,bus=port.1: vfio 0000:00:14.0: failed to open /dev/vfio/3: No such file or directory which I know it means I rebinded incorrectly. However when I do rebind, My keyboard and mouse dies. I tried to reconnect it to another ports but it seems like this happens for all ports. I have to fully restart my PC to make my mouse and keyboard alive again but it's not rebinded correctly, What should I do?

Thanks! -Lucario

[foxlet]

You have a combined controller, so there's not much choice other than remoting in.

[Ghost-LZW]

You have a combined controller, so there's not much choice other than remoting in.

So what should I do concretely to solve this problem ?

[suncreations]

I have got the exact same problem as you. I’m using a surface pro 2. What I did is use VNC for XUbuntu and teamviewer for macOS. The problem is that as soonest I lose control over my keyboard, touchscreen and mouse and take control remotely. I noticed that I have no internet connection in macOS (VM). It looks like that the Bluetooth and Wifi devices stop working in both XUbuntu and macOS (VM). So there’s no way for me to control computer unless I restart. And again, as soonest I run “sudo bash basic.sh” and boot into macOS, I then lose control over controllers.

And another thing I’m having problems with is XCode - can’t install because it says that I haven’t got enough space, when I checked it says I’ve got 2gb space? But I installed on the partition that I created at the beginning of 30+ GB but for some reason macOS installs/boots of this standard macOS partition. Any way for changing this within macOS maybe?

[Nickgamer809]

Solution? I need it pleasee