I'm very pleased with the performance of openvz VMs - just a quick test
spinning up identically spec'd centos 7 VMs under kvm, virtualbox and
openvz, and openvz was outperforming the others by a definitive margin,
Kudos to the developers.
Jake
On Tue, Jul 2, 2019 at 2:49 PM jjs - mainphrame wrot
Yes, that's it - thanks for the quick response.
Jake
On Tue, Jul 2, 2019 at 2:42 PM Arjit Chaudhary wrote:
> I think you would need to use,
>
> --device-add cdrom {--device | --image }
> [--iface ] [--subtype ]
> [--passthr] [--position ]
>
> So I think to mount the ISO
I think you would need to use,
--device-add cdrom {--device | --image }
[--iface ] [--subtype ]
[--passthr] [--position ]
So I think to mount the ISO image
prlctl set c7-vm1 --device-add cdrom --image /path/to/iso
If you have to specify "--device device"as well, then I'
I've long been using openvz for running containers. Now I'm looking into
running VMs.
I've looked through the docs and can't find a description of how to install
an OS into a VM, once created.
I created a centos 7 vm with:
# prlctl create c7-vm1 --distribution centos7 --vmtype vm
I set the remot
