Hi!
Can anyone tell me how to do this right?
qemu-system-x86_64 -netdev hubport,id=hub1port0,hubid=1 -device
virtio-net,id=nic1,netdev=hub1port0 -netdev hubport,id=hub1port1,hubid=1
-netdev user,id=user.0,netdev=hub1port1
qemu-system-x86_64: -netdev user,id=user.0,netdev=hub1port1: Invalid
para
Hello Everyone
I am trying the compare the performance of virtio-blk, vhost-scsi, and native
host on a SATA3 SSD.
i figured out how to use virtio-blk but i can't find any reference on how to
use vhost scsi
i figured i probably need to use "-device virtio-scsi" but other than that i
couldn'
Hi Dominique,
Thank you for your help. I have added the requested XML and created the
missing directory, verifying the permissions and ownership exist for
libvirt-qemu:kvm as all the other directories do. This should allow
libvirt to have write permissions, no?
Here is the error I'm receiving w
Also, here is the latest XML (after making the suggested changes)
Windows10
b69f4f7e-84db-faf5-0f93-9b14babdba78
12617728
12617728
4
hvm
Haswell
Intel
Now the channel is there and the VM is booting but the QEMU-GA still
will not start. It is failing with the same (original) error:
--
Windows could not start the QEMU Guest Agent service on local computer.
Error 1053: the service did not respo
Hello All,
Here is a problem I saw when I ran virsh start to a VM.
I have 2VMs on a server when one of them is running a RT application and the
other is in shut down state. Then I executed "virsh start" to the second VM and
saw 2-3 seconds later a big latency problem in my RT application runni
On 2016年07月25日 23:03, Yan Fridland wrote:
Hello All,
Here is a problem I saw when I ran virsh start to a VM.
I have 2VMs on a server when one of them is running a RT application
and the other is in shut down state. Then I executed "virsh start" to
the second VM and saw 2-3 seconds later a b
IA==
