thanks, that may be it (SCSI doesn't work because of lacking support
from the OS, IDE didn't work due to target collision identifiers with
the cd-rom (fixed that; and virt-io isn't supported on the old guest
OS)
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João
On Wed, Oct 17, 2012 at 2:25 PM, André Monteiro wrote:
> Hello João,
>
> Be
Hello João,
Be aware that some OS don't have a libvirt version that support SCSI, like
RHEL and CentOS.
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André Monteiro
On Wed, Oct 17, 2012 at 2:19 PM, João Pagaime wrote:
> Hello Ruben
>
> got it to work with IDE, with 3 disks (the remaining IDE device is the
> cd-rom, and that was the p
Hello Ruben
got it to work with IDE, with 3 disks (the remaining IDE device is the
cd-rom, and that was the problem: the cd-rom and one of the disks were
both using the hdc hint target
couldn't make it work with SCSI
thanks
João
On Wed, Oct 17, 2012 at 1:33 PM, João Pagaime wrote:
> Hello Rub
Hello Ruben
that's right TARGET doesn't seem to be working (at least with SCSI)
here's a quick example:
- open-nebula template:
..
DISK=[
DRIVER="raw",
IMAGE_ID="82",
READONLY="no",
TARGET="sda" ]
DISK=[
DRIVER="raw",
IMAGE_ID="83",
READONLY="no",
TARGET=
Hi João
Yes you are right, some additional work is needed to get raw content on
specific sections. RAW will just append the content to the end of the
generated XML document.
BTW the section you are adding is related to DISK layout, is TARGET not
working for you? Something similar is added by lib
thanks for the reply
didn't say the full story, sorry...
the extra parameters that I need aren't "root" parameters, but instead
must be inside a "" section, on libvirt's vm description
I guess the RAW section can't be inside a DISK section
best regards,
João
On Tue, Oct 16, 2012 at 6:29 PM, An
Hello,
Just put on RAW section:
RAW = [
TYPE = "kvm",
DATA = "
"]
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André Monteiro
On Tue, Oct 16, 2012 at 6:06 PM, João Pagaime wrote:
> Hello all
>
> I'm trying to start a VM with 2 IDE ou SCSI disks on KVM. Can't use
> virtio, since this is a physical to virtual
Hello all
I'm trying to start a VM with 2 IDE ou SCSI disks on KVM. Can't use
virtio, since this is a physical to virtual operation, of an old
system that doesn't support virtio
ths problem is that KVM/QEMU gives out an error
after simulating the situation with virt-manager, it seems that
libvi
