(In reply to James Fehlig from comment #1) > (In reply to Alexander Graul from comment #0) > > 2. Using yast2 virtualization: Install virtualization stack (xen server + > > tools, kvm server + tools, libvirt-lxc) and enable the virtualization bridge > > as the yast popup proposes > > FYI, this bridge has nothing to do with libvirt but is certainly usable via > virt-install. > > > 3. Start the libvirtd systemd service via `systemctl start libvirtd.service` > > 4. `virsh net-info default` shows that the 'default' network is not active. > > > > Expected result: > > The default network is started when libvirtd is started via systemctl, which > > allows commands like `virt-install` to succeed. > > virt-install is not dependent on the default network. It can just as easily > use bridges configured with yast, NM, ip command, etc. E.g. 'virt-install > ... --network bridge=br0,mac=...' > > > See additional discussion: https://progress.opensuse.org/issues/41093 > > That thread has some incorrect information. E.g. > libvirt-daemon-config-network has no relationship with and is not affected > by NM or wicked. Thanks for the clarification.