Hi,
Thanks for the speedy reply. I looked in all of the places you mentioned,
but no file. Are the major/minor numbers static. If so, where can I find
them?
Thanks,
-G
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Hello All,
I'm having some trouble with kvm-60. I'm trying to run it from a flash
(ram disk). When I load kvm-intel.ko, it doesn't create the device file
/dev/kvm. Can anyone give me a clue to why this might be so. Is the ram
disk the problem?
Thanks,
-G
Hi,
That's the ticket. Thank You!
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Hello All,
Is there a significant performance advantage with using a 64bit host os? I
am specifically wondering about the advantages where KVM and QEMU are
concerned.
Thanks in advance,
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Hello Folks,
I've been trying to get kvm going, but I can't seem to find a stable
distro to test with. I've tried Fedora (which I've never liked anyway) and
CentOS, but it crashes when installing w2k3. May I ask what distro y'all
are using for dev / test?
Thanks,
-G
Hi,
Thanks guys. I'm trying Fedora 7 again. I tried to update kvm to the
latest, but configure complains about not finding gcc version 3. Is gcc 3
necessary to build kvm?
Thanks,
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Hi,
Thanks Haydn,. I installed it and everything built fine.
I have one more question about networking. When I installed F7, networking
connectivity was available to my virual machines. What is going on under
the covers to allow this to work? I also noticed that a lost connectivity
when I upda
Hello KVM Devs,
KVM looks like it is going to be awesome. I love the simplicity of it. I
can't wait until the PV tweaks are finished. Fantastic job! Thanks very
very much for this work. I plan to migrate our XPP desktop farms as soon
as it;s production ready.
Thanks Again,
-G
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Hi Folks,
I've been spending some time playing around with KVM and I am starting to
become interested in making a contribution to the project. I'm considering
the idea of writing a library interface to libqemu in a KVM context. I am
aware of libvirt, but that isn't what I'm thinking here. This
Hi Dor,
I appreciate your comments. The GUI interface would be an attempt to give
KVM the same kind of features that some of the commercial virtualization
products provide. A single GUI interface to manage multiple virtual host
systems. The goal would be to create a tightly integrated solution
Hi Guys,
Sorry. I wasn't trying to start anything or ruffle any feathers. I should
have kept the GUI comment to myself. It is the API discussion I am
interested in here. Please disregard the GUI reference.
Thanks,
-G
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Hi Anthony,
What I'm suggesting is a library for KVM that sits between the command
line interface and the functions for creating, destroying, starting,
stopping, migrating, etc. When I looked at the code it appeared that KVM
was actually a modified QEMU. I didn't realize at the time that there
Hello All,
I am a bit unclear about the differences between QEMU and KVM. If I
understand correctly, QEMU can run in a mode on an x86 where it executes
user space code directly on the cpu without emulation. This seems to be
very similar to what KVM is doing with the exception of using the
virt
Hi,
Thanks! Sorry. Yes. I meant kqemu.
Okay.. so would it be correct to say that kqemu formed the initial base of
what is now kvm/kvm_intel/kvm_amd and that the mods to qemu are necessary
for interfacing to the kernel drivers and possibly some paravirtualized
drivers for enhanced I/O performan
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