frakman1

@tillkrueger I've used Dolphin on Kubuntu and find it very functional. Can you tell me how Krusader is better as I am interested in knowing what features I'm missing out on.

Thank you for sharing your config. I don't understand, however, what the "registry" means in this case and why you are using port 9381 since the default host port is 9080 (and 9022).

Thank you for the hints @scorcho99 Is this the command you would use to do the conversion? qemu-img convert -f raw -O qcow2 /path/to/your/hdd/vm01.img /path/to/your/hdd/vm01.qcow2 and is this the XML line to change it from raw to qcow2? <driver name='qemu' type='raw' cache='writeback'/>

Thank you for the link. Does this mean that I can change the "Storage format" field from raw to qcow2 and continue to use the VM ? That storage format option was not available within the Unraid VM settings page when I created it, Actually, I just answered my own question when attempting to change it. So it looks like I would need to have created the VM from within virt-manager to start with and use a qcow2 storage format in order to use the snapshot manager. Is that how you use it?

I've opened the VM and looked through all the menus and I don't see any mention of a snapshot or backup manager. See screenshots below.

I've installed this docker container :djaydev/docker-virt-manager I can open its WebUI and connect to my Unraid server and view my VM. I don't see anywhere to save a snapshot of my VM. Can you tell me where that feature is?