Closed Merc2D closed 3 months ago
@Merc2D Are you saying that mouse movement does not work in the opencore picker or in the actual macOS environment?
macOS environment
So the mouse input is not working at all, or is it just offset really weirdly?
It's not working at all
The same also goes with keyboard except it works on the opencore boot menu and after that nothing works
As a thought, are you using the qemu command line directly or are you using the VM after importing it into Libvirt / Virt-Manager?
If you're using it with Virt-Manager, then one potential solution is to try changing the USB mouse/keyboard type. With the mouse at least, you can try adding a virtual "graphics tablet" instead which can sometimes fix the problem. Not sure on the keyboard front though.
Hello I have tried the fix that you have mentioned and sadly it doesn't work, although thanks for the help and also I'm extremely sorry about the late response as I was busy with other stuff.
You're using the VM with Libvirt yeah? :smile:
Yes indeed mate
k, I've just started a VM here that has working input. Looking at the configuration for it in virt-manager, it has these devices attached:
That's showing 4 input devices:
Looking at the details for them in the GUI, they show:
Near the bottom on the device list there is also a Controller USB 0
.
It's currently set to USB 2:
At the very bottom of the device list there are also 2 "USB Redirectors".
They're set to:
and
Maybe see if matching those settings works. If it doesn't, I can provide my Libvirt XML configuration file which you could cut-n-paste.
Yeah sadly that didn't work, although thanks for the help and the detailed instructions
Meh, I'm too tired to take a look at it right now. This is mine if it helps. I've only changed the paths in it to have a PATH_TO
token instead.
As this is a "known good" xml, I'd recommend updating the paths in that file to point to your firmware file, settings file, and macOS files. With that it should in theory work. Hopefully. :smile:
These are the OVMF firmware and settings I'm using too (compressed into a tarball), which might be useful to use with it as well. Just to maximise your chances of it going ok. :smile:
I have been to
Meh, I'm too tired to take a look at it right now. This is mine if it helps. I've only changed the paths in it to have a
PATH_TO
token instead.As this is a "known good" xml, I'd recommend updating the paths in that file to point to your firmware file, settings file, and macOS files. With that it should in theory work. Hopefully. 😄
I have been trying to get USB working on this xml for 4 days straight yet sadly nothing worked...😔, I've lost all hope at this point although still many thanks for your help mate
@Merc2D turn off gpu pass through temporary. I've heard of it causing issues before
Probably worth a shot, just to see if it works. :smile:
@Merc2D were you ever able to resolve the issue?
this https://github.com/notAperson535/OneClick-macOS-Simple-KVM/pull/105 probably solves it. should close
That's a different issue, but since theres been no response for some time I am closing the issue.
Which operating system are you trying to install? macOS ventura 13
Describe the bug Passedthrough Mouse/keyboard doesn't work in macOS 13
To Reproduce Simply Launch macOS 13. Opencore bootpicker will pickup the mouse and keyboard correctly
Expected behavior Pickup mouse and keyboard. I suspect it to be a opencore config issue
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context This is run on single gpu passthrough via virt manager. Had no issues with other macOS versions (Catalina to Monterey)