Thanks, Roy. I'm sorry, this shoudl have occurred to me much sooner. Just to make absolutely sure, could you add the following to the bottom of your /etc/libvirt/qemu.conf file:
cgroup_controllers = [ "cpu", "memory" ]
shut down your VM, restart libvirt-bin using
sudo restart libvirt-bin
and see if your VM can now access the printer?
Also, could you attach the result of
virsh dumpxml WindowsXP
? libvirt is supposed to automatically add entries to the devices whitelist to allow access to the usb printer, so I'm hoping the xml file will offer clues as to why it didn't.
Thanks, Roy. I'm sorry, this shoudl have occurred to me much sooner. Just to make absolutely sure, could you add the following to the bottom of your /etc/libvirt/ qemu.conf file:
cgroup_controllers = [ "cpu", "memory" ]
shut down your VM, restart libvirt-bin using
sudo restart libvirt-bin
and see if your VM can now access the printer?
Also, could you attach the result of
virsh dumpxml WindowsXP
? libvirt is supposed to automatically add entries to the devices whitelist to allow access to the usb printer, so I'm hoping the xml file will offer clues as to why it didn't.