Am 01.09.2007 um 16:26 schrieb Luke -Jr:
On Saturday 01 September 2007, Markus Hitter wrote:
qemu -c MyImage/vm.cfg
In opposite to "qemu -c MyImage" ?
Why do you want the user to do extra typing? There's one config in
one directory, so typing the config file name is just redundant.
Why would there only be one config in one directory?
Because a bundle is a "special" directory, not /home/yourname or /
etc. Its sole purpose is to have the appropriate content at the
correct location. It is usually not modified manually by the user but
by an application knowing the format.
If you want to have configuration files everywhere I see two
possibilities:
a) Make it dependent on the bundle extension.
"qemu -c Machine.qvm" (bundle) vs. "qemu -c dir/yourConfig" (config)
b) Use different command line switches.
"qemu -bundle Machine.qvm" vs. "qemu -c yourConfig"
Andreas
