Hi
> My questions:
>
> 1) If a kvm process is thus suspended by virsh, is there any way
> to recover it via opennebula? "onevm resume" looks for
> the checkpoint file which is not there, fails, and then
> does a onevm delete.
>
No out-of-the-box, but you could easily modify the restore script to
I've used sr-iov with intel 10gbe cards and what i've noticed is that the
virtual functions do not support wake-on-lan. Also if by any chance your
physical function is disabled all your virtual functions will cease to
transfer traffic because the physical functions is responsible for the
virtual sw
I am currently running both OpenNebula 3.2 and OpenNebula 2.0,
both using KVM hypervisors and network interfaces that involve
virtio drivers
I've noticed that the "onevm suspend" action does something different
than "virsh suspend".
With "onevm suspend", the kvm process writes a memory checkpoin
