On 04/29/2015 01:08 AM, NoxDaFox wrote: > Greetings, > > due to hardware failure I had to replace my workstation which has a > different CPU. I have a VM with several snapshots and I need to revert to a > specific one. > > While reverting to it, I get an error due to unsupported CPU features. > Therefore, I try to edit the snapshot XML through the command: > > virsh snapshot-edit <domain_name> <snapshot_name> > > When I save the changes I get the error message: > error: intermal error: unexpected domain snapshot <snapshot_name> already
I hope that typo "intermal" is just a copy-paste bug on your part, and not in the source code. > exists > > Tried to look around for solution but didn't find any information related > to my problem. > > Am I doing something wrong? It's quite critical for me to be able to revert > to that state of the machine. Is there any chance to do so via libvirt? Changing the CPU features is guest visible. Generally, it is a bad idea to change what hardware a guest sees (particularly if the guest was already running as it may crash apps in the guest, but also even if the guest is offline but is a picky OS like Windows that requires revalidation), so even if you can get virsh snapshot-edit to work, I doubt libvirt will let you use it to change CPU features. Is your snapshot from a running guest state, or offline? If offline, just edit the <domain> to point to the correct disk state at the same time you remove the CPU features, to get a fresh boot, rather than trying to revert to the snapshot state. Also, is your snapshot internal or external? Depending on how the snapshot was created may affect how to alter the <domain> to point at the desired disk state. -- Eric Blake eblake redhat com +1-919-301-3266 Libvirt virtualization library http://libvirt.org
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