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VirtIO is very usable via QEMU, without libvirt (naturally, because in the configuration described in the article, libvirt is just calling QEMU). It is usually
by alschwalm 5y ago
VirtIO is very usable via QEMU, without libvirt (naturally, because in the configuration described in the article, libvirt is just calling QEMU). It is usually as simple as `qemu-system-x86_64 -drive file=/path/to/my/disk,if=virtio`.