Charles Arnold wrote: >>>> On 1/20/2014 at 07:29 PM, in message <[email protected]>, Jim >>>> Fehlig >>>> > <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hans Witvliet wrote: >> >>> Yes, i forgotten that xm/xend is depreceated. >>> Heard that a couple of times at several fosdems from Ian, >>> and when you mention "xm" at the xen-lists you are considered a relic >>> from a distant past.... >>> >>> >>> How ever: >>> When you do a fresh instalation of the xen-stuff in 13.1, and you try to >>> create a VM like one is used to do in previous versions, i still got a >>> warning that i had to check because "xend was not running" >>> >>> >> Charles, is there a check in {vm,virt}-install for xend running? I >> vaguely recall something along those lines, but suppose it was fixed >> long ago. >> > > Yes. vm-install does check for a running xend. This is how it knows > whether to use 'xm' to start VMs or if xend is not running it uses a > libvirt connection to start VMs. The only time vm-install uses 'xl' for > starting VMs is if xend is not running and it fails to connect to libvirt. > Failure to connect could mean libvirtd was not running or some other > error occurred when connecting to libvirtd. > > For virt-install, it only uses libvirt for starting VMs. It will try to > default > to a xen connection if '/var/lib/xend' and '/proc/xen' exist otherwise it >
It shouldn't look for /var/lib/xend, since that directory wont exist on a system without xend. Jim > looks to see if qemu/kvm is present and connects to that. With > virt-manager, and the command line virt-install you can specify the > connection you want and that is what virt-install will use assuming the > appropriate libvirt driver was loaded. > > - Charles > > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] To contact the owner, e-mail: [email protected]
