On Tue, Sep 6, 2016 at 12:00 PM, Alex Williamson < alex.l.william...@gmail.com> wrote:
> It means his version of libvirt is too old to recognize the tag and > generates an error parsing the xml because it's unknown. The referenced > xml doesn't include anything that would trigger hyper-v afaict, so the > vendor id should not even be necessary, but the resulting process args (ps > aux | grep qemu) would confirm. Note that Code 43 is a generic error code > for the driver, it can also be generated when, for instance, an aux power > plug is left disconnected. Ah ok -- I'm not familiar enough to know when libvirt started supporting vendor_id in XML, and I didn't look up his versions. I just remembered being able to pass vendor_id as a command line argument months before being able to add it into the XML... so I never implemented it (I just went without HyperV, figuring I'm casual, and I don't want to mess around with a CLI wrapper; virt-manager was good enough). When the entry in the XML *DID* become supported then I added it, and ran into XML validation problems because I added it incorrectly.
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