Debian based Package Installation
Package requirements for base DKVM.
While Debian based distributions do run QEMU/KVM, they are for the most part not up to date in comparison to Arch based distributions. You can manually build the latest QEMU and its depends for your Debian based distro, or continue with whatever version is installed by the following command. Issues regarding the QEMU distributed on Ubuntu/Linux Mint, are not priority.
sudo apt install qemu-system-x86 qemu-utils libvirt-clients libvirt-daemon-system libvirt-daemon-config-network bridge-utils virt-manager ovmf dosfstools
You can now continue to the next page.
If you’re interested in working with Mac OS releases prior to Catalina, make sure you install the following package for DarwinUDK UEFI Firmware support in Virt-Manager.
To get started, cd to the DarwinUDK
folder.
cd DarwinUDK/Debian
You’ll now be able to use apt to install the DUDK-Firmware package.
sudo dpkg -i DUDK-Firmware-1.0.0-1-x86_64.deb
You’ll now be able to successfully import DarwinLegacyKVM.xml and use DUDK-Firmware!