Originally created by @machineonamission on GitHub (Jun 12, 2020).
This comment says it's in /home/user/OSX-KVM/OpenCore-Boot.sh but there isn't even a OSX-KVM directory in my home dir. I'm trying to edit it to add a usb device.
Originally created by @machineonamission on GitHub (Jun 12, 2020).
[This comment](https://sick.codes/how-to-install-macos-virtual-machine-on-linux-arch-manjaro-catalina-mojave-or-high-sierra-xcode-working/#comment-41151) says it's in `/home/user/OSX-KVM/OpenCore-Boot.sh` but there isn't even a `OSX-KVM` directory in my home dir. I'm trying to edit it to add a usb device.
You can physically edit that file by running the container with /bin/bash and then editing it manually.
I should add vim and nano in the next version but you can install once you’re inside using
sudo pacman -syu vim nano
@sickcodes commented on GitHub (Jun 13, 2020):
It’s inside the docker container.
You can physically edit that file by running the container with /bin/bash and then editing it manually.
I should add vim and nano in the next version but you can install once you’re inside using
`sudo pacman -syu vim nano `
You can also find it in /var/lib/docker.... if you want to edit it outside of the machine.
Make sure the container is off when you edit that file in var lib, it bugs out otherwise.
You can edit it the normal way popping a shell in the container and editing the file.
@sickcodes commented on GitHub (Jun 14, 2020):
You can also find it in /var/lib/docker.... if you want to edit it outside of the machine.
Make sure the container is off when you edit that file in var lib, it bugs out otherwise.
You can edit it the normal way popping a shell in the container and editing the file.
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Originally created by @machineonamission on GitHub (Jun 12, 2020).
This comment says it's in
/home/user/OSX-KVM/OpenCore-Boot.shbut there isn't even aOSX-KVMdirectory in my home dir. I'm trying to edit it to add a usb device.@sickcodes commented on GitHub (Jun 13, 2020):
It’s inside the docker container.
You can physically edit that file by running the container with /bin/bash and then editing it manually.
I should add vim and nano in the next version but you can install once you’re inside using
sudo pacman -syu vim nano@sickcodes commented on GitHub (Jun 14, 2020):
You can also find it in /var/lib/docker.... if you want to edit it outside of the machine.
Make sure the container is off when you edit that file in var lib, it bugs out otherwise.
You can edit it the normal way popping a shell in the container and editing the file.