I have a 64-bit CentOS 5.6 VM running on a 64-bit FC14 host.
Actually, I *HAD* a 64-bit CentOS 5.6 VM :-) After a read of the
virt-install man page, I concluded that I could lose the current VM (but
*NOT* its HDD image) & recreate it fairly easily w/ the right combo of
arguments to
On 08/15/2011 02:01 PM, Xianqing Yu wrote:
Hi Libvirt team,
I am trying to create a new domain from XML file by using libvirt. I
want this new domain using non-persistent disk as its disk.
Non-persistent disk means that when the domain is running, all the
modification would not be written to dis
Hi Libvirt team,
I am trying to create a new domain from XML file by using libvirt. I want
this new domain using non-persistent disk as its disk. Non-persistent disk
means that when the domain is running, all the modification would not be
written to disk file. So next time, when you boot VM f
I have a KVM guest running on CentOS 5.6 that is in a bad state. I
would like to dump the kernel information using magic-sysrq commands,
but I cannot figure out how to send a break on the virtual serial port
provided by "virsh console".
The guest is a standard install that will respond if I can se
I'm having a minor disagreement with a colleague over terminology.
When you have a group of KVM Hosts which have access to the same network and
storage (for purposes of migration) yet there is no clusterware or HA software
involved...how does one refer to this group of hosts? I call them a "Host
Hi,
I encounter a problem. My virtual machine is windows 7 . I install it using
bus ide. There is not any problem until now. but when I want to attach a
disk to it(bus=scsi ) , the os can’t find the suitable SCSI driver. I
search the problem on the internet ,it seems that the windows7 don’t
suppor
