On Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 2:14 PM, Hostetler, David B. (JSC-IT)[DB Consulting Group, Inc.] <david.b.hostet...@nasa.gov> wrote: > I have a lab box, running SL6 32 bit (AMD Sempron 3000+ 32 bit) with 2gb > RAM, I have a test I would like to run with the thing and create a small > virtual network in the box, but I am finding that I cannot do so, when I run > virt-manager I get the following error….
libvirt is not one of Red Hat's best efforts at integration. Install VirtualBox or VMware until you have time to play with this. > Unable to open connection to hypervisor URI ‘qemu:///system’: > > No connection driver available for qemu:///system > > Traceback (most recent call last): > > File “/usr/share/virt-manager/virtManager/connection.py”, line 992 > in_try_open > > > > I am guessing, but I could be wrong, since this doesn’t work in an > installation of the “upstr4eam vendor 6.0” that the issue is most likely > that KVM virtualization is not supported in the 32 bit kernel. Is that > correct? > > > > I am making do using Virtual Box, but that adds additional overhead to a > small machine to start with. I am really hoping to use kernel space > virtualization if possible… > > > > Another option, if anyone might have a lead on it, I can always upgrade the > CPU to an Athlon 64 Socket 754, but where can I find a good one? This is for > a work related, but personal project, so the funding has to come out of my > wallet… > > > > David B. Hostetler. RHCSA, Linux +, MCP > System Adminstrator, ITAMS > > JSC Building 46, Room 110A > email to: david.b.hostet...@nasa.gov > 281-483-1495 Office 832-205-1585 Mobile > > > > ITAMS - Information Technology And Multimedia Services Contract > > “One Team, One Vision >> Partnered For Innovative Solutions” > >
