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Where did you get those packages? As far as I can see CentOS-5 never had libvirt-0.7.0-6.el5 nor libvirt-client anything. The only libvirt-client I can find anywhere is in the very ... [by pschaff]
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Where did you get those packages? As far as I can see CentOS-5 never had libvirt-0.7.0-6.el5 nor libvirt-client anything. The only libvirt-client I can find anywhere is in the very ... [by pschaff]
I've configured some virtual machine under Xen on Debian Squeeze using libvirt with virsh.
Now I want to get rid of the libvirt layer, because I need to configure some specific parameters on the DomUs that are not supported by libvirt.
How can I export my config ?
How can I import the native config file to Xen ?
I am trying to use the virt-manager which seems to use some sort of XML description.
I cannot find/there does not appear to be an XML tag that is equivalent to the '-std vga' option that I see I need to get a display resolution greater than 800x600 wuth a Centos guest. Some googling led me to a libvirt.org description
I am trying to use the virt-manager which seems to use some sort of XML description.
I cannot find/there does not appear to be an XML tag that is equivalent to the '-std vga' option that I see I need to get a display resolution greater than 800x600 wuth a Centos guest. Some googling led me to a libvirt.org description
Libvirt, a collection of software that provides a convenient way to manage virtual machines and other virtualization functionality, such as storage and network interface management, is now at version 1.0.0. Libvirt 1.0.0 not only marks an important milestone in the development, but it also marks the seventh birthday of the project.... (read more)
This article takes you through the necessary steps to extend a raw libvirt storage volume that is part of a libvirt storage pool on a Debian Squeeze GNU/Linux system. A libvirt storage volume is essentially a virtual raw hard-disk image that is used by a virtual machine.
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