All,
I've updated the open-vm-tools packages that have been floating around
to the latest release - 4/25/2010 - for those that are interested.
There is quite a bit of new additions/changes over the past year such as
the addition of a fuse driver for vmblock devices, vmxnet3, pvscsi, etc.
SRPMS
Are these tools useful for KVM?
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Subject: [CentOS-virt] open-vm-tools 20100425 rpm
All,
I've updated
There was mention of some support for SPICE in RHEL 5.4, and mention again
of improved support in 5.5, but it sounds like their main goal is to
implement it in RHEV.
Is there an easy way to implement SPICE with 5.5? Or should I download the
source and compile it from spice-space.org?
Thanks...
I think iSCSI is easier to implement and is certainly fast, but I'm unclear
about the number of iSCSI clients that can access a volume (iSCSI target) at
the same time. So, I use it with only one client at a time.
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On 05/19/2010 09:15 AM, compdoc wrote:
Are these tools useful for KVM?
I don't believe so. KVM/QEMU would be using the virtio based modules
rather than the VMware vmxnet3/pvscsi stuff.
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On 05/19/2010 09:30 AM, compdoc wrote:
I think iSCSI is easier to implement and is certainly fast, but I'm unclear
about the number of iSCSI clients that can access a volume (iSCSI target) at
the same time. So, I use it with only one client at a time.
iSCSI does allow multiple initiators to
