now when that is clarified can we suggest any solution?
@Narcis Garcia ... can you tell us more about your the operating system
your computer is running on? what may help us to suggest a possible
solution.
On 12.09.20 06:09, Christopher William Snowhill wrote:
> It sounds as if the user ha
I am a novice like yourself ...
Can it be that the guest OS is going to "hibernate" or "suspend" or so
automatically after a defined period of inactivity and you just
misinterpret this as kvm/qemu behavior?
best ... Gunnar
On 20.01.21 08:20, Asad Ali wrote:
> I am a novice using qemu to run LUbu
virt-manager gui I am not certain, but I guess you can easily create
some cli command with a loop
start with
for vm in $(virsh list) ; do echo ${vm} ; done
that lists all running machines and nothing else. If that output looks
legit to you, go to actually shutting down those vm's
for
ne
... leading to:
for vm in $(virsh list | tail -n +3 | awk {'print $2}') ; do virsh
shutdown ${vm} ; done
On 8/2/24 12:24 PM, gunnar.wagner wrote:
virt-manager gui I am not certain, but I guess you can easily create
some cli command with a loop
start with
for vm i
