Hey, Paul: Do you mean defining a vm through provided XML file? You can simply have your own vm object with following steps: 1.Define vm through libvirt_xml.vm_xml module. 2.Create your own VM object through libvirt_vm module.
And you can implement it in another way: 1.Provide parameters for vms with your own image file. 2.Create libvirt_vm.VM object with provided vm names. (you can also use default vms which will be initialized in preparation of environment.) 3.Configure your own xml file through xml configuration module(libvirt_xml modules). Anyway, you should write your own testcases for your need. :) Sorry for responding so late and any question is welcome. On 08/15/2014 11:08 PM, [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> wrote: The documentation describes how to replace JeOS with another OS image, but does not describe how a test VM could be started with a specific XML configuration file. I want to avoid duplicating the VM configuration in the Cartesian configuration file. -- Best Regards Yu Mingfei
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