Hello, I use KVM & Virt-manager at Debian. I have only 2 partition on this Host. (see below) I start virt-manager (only)as sudo. But now, if i set up a new VM - the virt-manager tells: > There is not enough free space on the storage pool to create the > volume. (8192 M requested allocation > 3115 M available) /dev/sda1 9,1G 6,0G 2,6G 71% / /dev/sda6 434G 127G 285G 31% /home OK, it's clear for me why. but, where can i change the default path to use sda6 instead of sda1 for virt-manager (and as sudo) Yes, i have read the FAQ (Very clear) ;) And also ~/chap-Virtualization_Administration_Guide-Storage_Pools-Storage_Pools.html#sect-Virtualization-Storage_Pools-Creating-Dedicated_Disk_Devices i mean: /etc/libvirt/qemu.conf and libvirt.conf are not the right candidate ... thanks for help Michael
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