VirtioFS: Difference between revisions
Created page with "[https://virtio-fs.gitlab.io/ VirtioFS] is a filesystem that allows mounting host path inside a VM with minimal performance overhead. == Mounting == VirtioFS directories can be mounted directly in NixOS viar the standard fileSystems option. Assuming you setup a VirtioFS called VMShare in your VM manager, like libvirt, you can mount it by adding the following inside your VM. fileSystems."/mnt/VMShare" = { device = "VMShare"; fsType = "virtiofs";..." |
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[https://virtio-fs.gitlab.io/ VirtioFS] is a filesystem that allows mounting host path inside a VM with minimal performance overhead. | [https://virtio-fs.gitlab.io/ VirtioFS] is a filesystem that allows mounting host path inside a VM with minimal performance overhead. | ||
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VirtioFS directories can be mounted directly in NixOS | In order to use VirtioFS NixOS needs virtiofsd package: | ||
virtualisation.libvirtd.qemu.vhostUserPackages = [ pkgs.virtiofsd ]; | |||
== VM Setup == | |||
VirtioFS directories can be mounted directly in NixOS via the standard fileSystems option. | |||
Assuming you setup a VirtioFS called VMShare in your VM manager, like [[libvirt]], you can mount it by adding the following inside your VM. | Assuming you setup a VirtioFS called VMShare in your VM manager, like [[libvirt]], you can mount it by adding the following inside your VM. | ||
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