Very much for enough Sven. I don't expect anybody will do a lot more. I'm
just asking so Rohit and the PMC know on what points the work is verified.
On Sat, 11 Jul 2020, 23:41 Sven Vogel, wrote:
> @Daan,
>
>
> I build it and tested it on my macbook catalina with beta state. for
> me thats okay.
Reporting in on this - turns out was fairly painless (I never ended up goofing
around with host tags at all).
Here's an updated to-do list (with some observations):
1. In XenCenter – if HA is enabled for the XenServer pool, disable it
2. Stop ACS management/usage services
3. Do MySQ
Hi Riepl Gregor,
Thank you for you message.
Maybe you are right, I don’t know. But today i have the application running on
a qemu/kvm host with vmxnet3 device for networking.
Here an output of all network devices available on my cloudstack kvm host.
#qemu-system-x86_64 -device help
Network d
Hi El Nino,
I think there is a bit of a misconception here: vmxnet3 is a specific,
proprietary, paravirtualized network interface provided by VMware (ESX).
There is no vmxnet3 support in KVM. KVM provides its own paravirtualized
network interface, called virtio_network:
https://www.linux-kvm.o
Thanks all for the testing and votes.
I think we've lazy consensus but I'll wait until the end of the week before
concluding the vote.
Regards.
From: Nicolas Vazquez
Sent: Sunday, July 12, 2020 10:08
To: dev ; users@cloudstack.apache.org
Cc: priv...@cloudsta
Hi,
Thank you for you answer, but what i’am looking for is to use the vmxnet3
adapter with kvm vm and avoid to use the default e1000.
I have some applications that only work with vmxnet3 and not e1000 or RTL8139.
Kvm is compatible with vmxnet3 and on the LibVirtVMDef.java we have the vmxnet3
Hi.
Am 12.07.20 um 20:27 schrieb El Nino:
> I need to create a kvm vm template with vmxnet3 nic adapter but I'm not
> able to do this. I know this is possible for VMware clusters but the option
> is not available for kvm template.
vmxnet3 is the name of a VMWare adapter.
KVM NIC names differ.
Hav
