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An HTML5 management interface for KVM guests
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Ubuntu 20.04 kimchi virtualization tab #1348

Open L25inux opened 1 year ago

L25inux commented 1 year ago

Hello guys I have this issue with Ubuntu 20.04 and Kimchi 3.0. Everything is installed but I am missing virtualization tab :( I tried everything - bios virtualization function is enabled, reinstall kimchi and nothing worked :(

When I installed Kimchi I had issue with python-m2crypto package but I solved it with downloading from other source and installed it manually via CMD (python-m2crypto_0.31.0.6-bpo10+1_amd64.deb). Do you have any tips what to try? Thank you :)

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NOTORIOUSVR commented 1 year ago

Same issue here as well

TheRedstoneDEV-DE commented 8 months ago

Actually, I think I have the exact same problem: I'm also running Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS, the virtualisation tab is not there and if I run wok in debug mode it says:

libvirt: Network Driver error : Network not found: no network with matching name 'default'
Fatal: Unable to find network default.
Details: Network not found: no network with matching name 'default'
Failed to import plugin wok.plugins.kimchi.Kimchi, error: Network default does not exist or is not active. Please, check the configuration in /etc/kimchi/template.conf to ensure it lists only valid networks.

So this might be the same problem as yours? Or it could just be my issue...

You could also try running wok in debug mode as described at the bottom of the README, but don't forget to stop the wokd service before doing that (# systemctl stop wokd). This could also give you more Information about the problem, why it does not show up.

Also if it makes a difference I installed the version from git, not the release because of the dependency error mentioned above.

If I find a solution I'll send it in here!

TheRedstoneDEV-DE commented 8 months ago

In my case the problem was solved by just creating the default network. I used this guide: https://blog.programster.org/kvm-missing-default-network