First ensure bios.bin is in the current dir.
Now one of these 2 should work to boot in UEFI mode
sudo kvm -bios ./bios.bin xxx
or
sudo kvm -L . xxx
For Debian, check my post in the Debian thread (near the end)
First ensure bios.bin is in the current dir.
Now one of these 2 should work to boot in UEFI mode
sudo kvm -bios ./bios.bin xxx
or
sudo kvm -L . xxx
For Debian, check my post in the Debian thread (near the end)