>>> Please post your command line for launching KVM. Make sure you have a
>>> root parameter like "root=/dev/vda1".
>>>
>> the "vda1" thing i didn't know. thanks. will also give it a try - tomorrow.
>>
>> Is "virtio" block device replacing SATA/SCSI - are the SCSI/SA
>>> Please post your command line for launching KVM. Make sure you have a
>>> root parameter like "root=/dev/vda1".
>>>
>> the "vda1" thing i didn't know. thanks. will also give it a try - tomorrow.
>>
>> Is "virtio" block device replacing SATA/SCSI - are the SCSI/SA
Thomas Mueller wrote:
> Hi Anthony
>
>
>>> has anybody out there a minimalistic .config to build a minimal guest
>>> kernel image with virtio enabled?
>>>
>>>
>> I usually do a make defconfig, enable the CONFIG_VIRTIO_* options in
>> .config, then do a make oldconfig and answer 'y' t
Hi Anthony
>> has anybody out there a minimalistic .config to build a minimal guest
>> kernel image with virtio enabled?
>>
>
> I usually do a make defconfig, enable the CONFIG_VIRTIO_* options in
> .config, then do a make oldconfig and answer 'y' to all of the questions.
ok, i'll give it a
Thomas Mueller wrote:
> hi there
>
> i've read http://kvm.qumranet.com/kvmwiki/Virtio?highlight=%28virtio%29
> about virtio. To test it, i got a new 2.6.25-rc2 kernel and kvm-60
> (both on debian).
>
> has anybody out there a minimalistic .config to build a minimal guest
> kernel image with vir
hi there
i've read http://kvm.qumranet.com/kvmwiki/Virtio?highlight=%28virtio%29
about virtio. To test it, i got a new 2.6.25-rc2 kernel and kvm-60
(both on debian).
has anybody out there a minimalistic .config to build a minimal guest
kernel image with virtio enabled?
all my tries with virt
