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File “wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization/virt-manager.bg.po” was added. 9 months ago
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Try enabling or disabling the OpenGL and 3D acceleration options of the display and video device.
 
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Start with *Virtio* and *QXL* video devices: they generally give
the best results. If they don't perform well for you, try every
other video device model.
 
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Try various virtual video device models.
 
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Ensure the virtual machine has a *Spice* display and a *Spice* channel configured, as opposed to *VNC* ones.
 
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To troubleshoot such issues:
 
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The video device that provides optimal graphics performance can be different depending on the version of the host operating system.
 
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The *Auto resize VM with window* feature does not work in all configurations.
 
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Issues with graphics support in Tails running inside a virtual machine with *virt-manager* are common. The best solution can vary depending on the version of the virtualization software and on the virtual machine configuration. For example:
 
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Graphics issues
 
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Troubleshooting
 
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After you start on the USB device, you can [[create a Persistent Storage|persistent_storage]] on it.
 
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To start the virtual machine choose **View**&nbsp;▸ **Console** and then **Virtual Machine**&nbsp;▸ **Run**.
 
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Select the **USB** boot option corresponding to your USB device.
 
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Click on **Boot Options** in the left pane.
 
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To enable the USB stick as a boot option:
 
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In the configuration of the virtual machine, click on **SATA CDROM 1** in the left pane.
 
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Shut down the virtual machine.
 
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