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why am I seeing the below error in centos 8 ? #yum install python-virtinst No match for argument: python-virtinst

You seem too needy.

What did I just watch? This guy has to be a genius.

Unable to install KVM on my centos machines getting error CPU not supported , please help me to fix this issue . [root@testnode parameters]# grep -E '(vmx|svm)' /proc/cpuinfo [root@testnode parameters]# Please help me out how to make CPU should support for KVM

what do i do when system cant handle it ??

Houston, We've Got a Problem at - 14:41

It's good vidoes.Thanks a lot!

very disappointment. does not explain anything about deeper underlying questions regarding file systems. just goes over some stuff thats pure rehearsal of semantics. knowledge of this type is boring and superficial. this guy is dumb.

Too good sir keep it. please upload videos on server . Really helpful videos you have uploaded all doubts has been cleared. Please make videos on linux admin interview question 👍👍👍

Nice video for learning user group and permission.

How to resize a vfat filesystem for lvm??

I though the video was about file systems (e.g. disk layout)

is it for noobs ?

In redhat you don't have [services iptables save] they have systemctl though.

Awesome! Thanks

can i install windows server 2008 R2 on this KVM running on Centos ?

It's really useful for me Thank you

good job. The part with sound...

Hi, any idea why the sound isn't working beyond 1:02:03? right when you were getting into the good stuff :)

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You sound like Andre3000.

Hi Daniel, This is the best video I have come across on TH-cam on this topic. You thought it with a lot of patience, great examples and was fun to watch. I have watched a lot of videos on Linux but your's is far way better. This is an act of real kindness to drill into this subject with a lot of details. I'm new to Linux with the vision to become a sysadmin in Linux platform. Please can you be my mentor?

Wonderful video .. thanks a lot Daniel..

Gunnar Björgvinsson is right Sound goes off after 01.02.03 though it doesnt matter but breks the link somehow.. great video though! Very useful. Great work

Hi Danial ....how to install kvm machine using network installation (kickstart,pxe,dhcp) from console/putty

Thanks for taking the time to produce this course, Daniel

Hepl me! failed "Verify that the 'libvirtd' deamon is running "

www.reddit.com/r/linuxclass <--------- He's starting again. Head over to that subreddit, he has set it up and is going to be making classes starting from the 10th!

Thank you.

cut annoying phrase "you know".

What a great video thank you!

Great video but no sound towards the end? why was that, and u had some really great teaching going on! if u can rectify this i'll be supper grateful thank you.

come to the point right away!

Great video Daniel.

Thank You for posting this very much. It is to bad the last 20 minutes is missing sound. I am sure I missed things I would have wanted to know.

Great video ...answered lots of my question!!

what happened with the sound from 1:02:03 ?

OMG this is AWESOME GOOD JOB!

sound died at the end, good video none the less, got the over all concept, thanks

Very clear. Thank you.

Thanks

Awesome!

Good Job !

Good stuff

Hi, can somebody tell me which version of ubuntu is that?

thank you for the video man i have a small issue, i have a network that use mac for auth and assign ip via mac, how can i make 2 virtual using 1 connection, can you please tell me how to configure it? and it would be awesome if i could connect to my network both vm via eth1 internet ->eth0 ->vm1 & vm2 lan ->eth1 ->vm1 &vm2 i would love to have eth1 connection because it's 1gb connection and for fast transfer files it's awesome, the eth0 it's only for internet connection, on vm1 would be an centos webserver and vm2 would be windows xp for various things thank you

lol this might be the funniest thing i've ever watched

The video is much too long an contains too many unnecessary things like long 'eeeehm's, 'aaah's and a lot of breaks. Further, the description seems a little bit missleading. It seems more like you'r explaining the filestructure of linux and not the filesystem itself

The video is much too long an contains too many unnecessary things like long 'eeeehm's, 'aaah's and a lot of breaks. Further, the description seems a little bit missleading. It seems more like you'r explaining the filestructure of linux and not the filesystem itself