Use Package qemu-system-x86 on debian #73
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Ansible won't find the package qemu-kvm on my debian host. See Issue stackhpc#68 So I changed the package name to qemu-system-x86 and it works fine. *(Tested with debian bullseye and bookworm)* For Package Details, have a look at https://packages.debian.org/bookworm/qemu-kvm
jackhodgkiss
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Strange, we use this role on Ubuntu and I am not aware that we have seen this issue before. |
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Since Ubuntu Noble and Debian Bookworm (probably also Bullseye) - there's no qemu-kvm - you should use emu-system |
mnasiadka
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Ansible won't find the package qemu-kvm on my debian host. See Issue #68 So I changed the package name to qemu-system-x86 and it works fine.
(Tested with debian bullseye and bookworm)
For Package Details, have a look at https://packages.debian.org/bookworm/qemu-kvm