Ah I never gave KVM or virtualization a try in Gentoo. None of my
servers have X though using X11 forwarding still works. In CentOS the
package is xorg-x11-xauth , looks like it may be x11-apps/xauth in
Gentoo.
No X anywhere in my environment . Somehow I normally manage!
Does "virsh
On 8/29/2011 10:29 PM, Trey Dockendorf wrote:
Have you looked into using virt-manager? When I started using KVM I
found that new VM provisioning was much simpler with that interface.
Alas, Virtmanager doesn't seem to be a supported program under Gentoo -
the distribution I use. If its X-bas
? 2011?08?26? 03:39, Josir Cardoso Gomes ??:
Hi Folks,
Host: Ubuntu 10.04 64bits
3 Guests with Ubuntu 10.04 64bits
Every monday, when I turn the host on, some guests starts
automatically and others don´t.
Every week libvirt "elects" a different guest and don´t start it.
Interesting, :-)
Pe
? 2011?08?26? 20:27, bin liu ??:
hello,I 've deployed libvirt, and it is OK to use kvm.But when I use
virtualbox,I can not attach a device to a domain.
It reports the error that can't get device from device.xml
Hi,
What's the exact error?
here is my xml file for device(device.xml):
and
? 2011?08?26? 11:16, huachao yao ??:
Buddy, I am a noob in libvirt develop.
When I want to create a domain by using virDomainDefineXML and
displays a window on the host desktop. But when I add the line
" " into the config xml file, the
error as below will happen.
libvir: QEMU error : internal e
Hi all.
I've been playing around with KVM for a bit now and have several virtual
machines up and running. Having passed what I considered "first look"
stage, I'm ready to start using libvirt as a manager. For reference,
pre-libvirt, I have started this VM with:
/kvm -net nic,model=virtio -
Hi All,
I would like to know how to open a console of a running domain using
libvirt. Looking at the code, seems that there is no support available
currently. Any workarounds for this? Also how do I get the System info(Like
system tot memory use/Disk info/cpu info,network info etc through
lib
