Also removed ICH9 audio which is useless in template.xml.in

Could you add these changes to basic.sh too?

done :)

@notAperson535 Please wait a bit, sound is actually NOT working with basic.sh despite changes I've made. Looking for a solution...

@notAperson535 Please wait a bit, sound is actually NOT working with basic.sh despite changes I've made. Looking for a solution...

Ok

@notAperson535

OK got it sorted. Both updated files are now fine.

If you want sound inside your macOS VM, whether with qemu or libvirt/virt-manager :

1. Disable System Integrity Protection (SIP) :

• On boot, select the recovery partition (arrow keys) and press enter to boot into it.
• Open the Terminal.
• Run the below command (choose either one) :
  csrutil disable
  or
  csrutil enable --without kext
• Reboot your VM in macOS.

2. Download latest VoodooHDA kext from here : https://sourceforge.net/projects/voodoohda/

3. Open the terminal application, run :
   sudo cp -R Downloads/VoodooHDA.kext /Library/Extensions (enter password when prompted).

4. Wait a few seconds, a popup should appear => "Open Security Preferences".
   4a) If no popup, run : sudo kextutil -v /Library/Extensions/VoodooHDA.kext

5. If you did not click on the "Open Security Preferences", go to "Security & Privacy" section inside "System Settings application".

6. Allow "VoodooHDA" and restart.

Credits : https://github.com/MobCode100/Dastux/blob/main/VoodooHDA-QEMU-KVM.md

If you want sound to get working DO NOT execute the VM as root or you will encounter some alsa errors and you won't hear anything ! => Do not run "sudo ./basic.sh" but simply "./basic.sh"

Same issue with virt-manager : ensure your current user has the appropriate rights ! :
sudo adduser $USER libvirt
sudo adduser $USER kvm
sudo adduser $USER libvirt-qemu

Maybe those steps should be added in the Install Guide :-)

Maybe those steps should be added in the Install Guide :-)
Exactly what I was thinking. Merging now.