I'm using multiple macvtaps on eth0.. and you're right I mixed up
-machine and -cpu.. my mistake. I recently filed about broken APCI
showing up in dmesg and that was addressed and patched.(there's also
pretty much no documentation about using macvtaps with kvm, and so I
have to use the command-line.. the GUIs don't yet support it)
a tip here I can share for anyone is you don't need libvirt at all, but
just unixterm/vdeterm or even just cat&&socat to access a unix
monitoring socket for kvm console commands. the faq at the kvm site is
actually incorrect about needing libvirt.
( "How do I use KVM on a headless machine (without a local GUI?)
Install a management tool such as virt-manager on a remote machine." )
I'll be forwarding this tip to the kvm mailing list to have that faq
updated..
thanks and sorry for this incorrect bugreport..
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