> You can fudge this by using a shell script as the "emulator", e.g. > <emulator>/path/to/start.sh</emulator> > > For my use case I had the following requirements, which are working > successfully in the attached start.sh scirpt: > > - supply smbios type 0 and 1 files > - supply an additional ACPI table > - use a customized rebuilt seabios bin file > > For the first req. you must not allow the -uuid arg to be passed or it > won't allow the smbios to be applied > > For the second, you must trim the apci header data from a binary acpi, > because that data is given in the command line option. > > For the third, the path cannot be specified, so the file must be > in /usr/share/kvm directory and path must not be given.
That's actually a great idea. I haven't thought about overloading the emulator directive. thanks mk _______________________________________________ libvirt-users mailing list libvirt-users@redhat.com https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/libvirt-users
