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The GSpice-CRITICAL message is a harmless warning regarding USB redirection in virt-viewer and does not affect VM operation. If the VM window is black or freezes, switching from virtio GPU to qxl or cirrus video, or using VNC instead of SPICE may resolve the issue. Instructions are provided for changing the VM's graphics settings to use VNC for a smoother experience.

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The GSpice-CRITICAL message is a harmless warning regarding USB redirection in virt-viewer and does not affect VM operation. If the VM window is black or freezes, switching from virtio GPU to qxl or cirrus video, or using VNC instead of SPICE may resolve the issue. Instructions are provided for changing the VM's graphics settings to use VNC for a smoother experience.

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That GSpice-CRITICAL message is just a warning from virt-viewer about USB redirection — it doesn’t stop the

VM from running.

If the window opens but stays black or freezes:

 It’s often because Android-x86 with UEFI + virtio GPU can be picky.

 Sometimes you need to use qxl or cirrus video instead of virtio.

 Or use VNC instead of SPICE to bypass the USB/SPICE quirks.

You can try launching it with VNC like this:


virsh destroy android-x86
virsh edit android-x86

Inside the XML, find:


<graphics type='spice' ...>

and change it to:


<graphics type='vnc' port='-1' autoport='yes'/>

Then:
virsh start android-x86
virt-viewer --connect qemu:///system android-x86

(VNC will still open in virt-viewer.)

If you want, I can give you the exact XML edits so the VM boots cleanly into Android with a
working display.
Do you want me to prepare that?

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