It looks as if you don't have non-root permissions to use the tun device. Do the following:
$ sudo addgroup tun $ sudo adduser $(id -un) tun
log-out and log-in again to effect the new group membership, then check "tun" is listed in the user's groups:
$ groups
Now follow the instruction in my 'Virtual Machines with VDE Networking' tutorial, in the section "Give New Devices tun Group Ownership"
http://tjworld.net/wiki/Linux/Ubuntu/VirtualMachinesWithVDENetworking#GiveNewDevicestunGroupOwnership
You can manually set the permissions to avoid requiring a system restart:
$ sudo chown :tun /dev/net/tun $ ls -l /dev/net/tun crw-rw---- 1 root tun 10, 200 2008-07-02 10:49 /dev/net/tun
Now try the virt-manager procedure again.
You *might* need to reboot to ensure the permissions are set correctly by the udev rule in the future.
It looks as if you don't have non-root permissions to use the tun device. Do the following:
$ sudo addgroup tun
$ sudo adduser $(id -un) tun
log-out and log-in again to effect the new group membership, then check "tun" is listed in the user's groups:
$ groups
Now follow the instruction in my 'Virtual Machines with VDE Networking' tutorial, in the section "Give New Devices tun Group Ownership"
http:// tjworld. net/wiki/ Linux/Ubuntu/ VirtualMachines WithVDENetworki ng#GiveNewDevic estunGroupOwner ship
You can manually set the permissions to avoid requiring a system restart:
$ sudo chown :tun /dev/net/tun
$ ls -l /dev/net/tun
crw-rw---- 1 root tun 10, 200 2008-07-02 10:49 /dev/net/tun
Now try the virt-manager procedure again.
You *might* need to reboot to ensure the permissions are set correctly by the udev rule in the future.