Hi Diego,
I'm trying to follow in your footsteps. First I installed OpenBSD using:
virt-install --name puffy --hvm --ram 1024 --vnc --file
/dev/zvol/dsk/tank/watsen.net-root-disk --cdrom
/tank/install43_amd64.iso --noautoconsole --os-type=unix
--os-variant=openbsd4 --vcpus=1
and then I used `vrish dumpxml puffy > puffy.xml`, which I then edited
to replace "vif-1.0" with "vif-8.0". But when I read it back in with
`virsh define puffy.xml`, the setting gets lost... Is there any way to
use XML files, or do I have to use SXP files? - is it because libvirt
doesn't support the option yet?
BTW, it took a long time (~40 min) for openbsd 4.3 to install its media,
which is forever compared to when I install it outside Xen - did you
have a similar experience? If not, then I wonder what could be my
system's problem? - I'm using b97 and Bonnie says I'm getting ~300M/sec
block-output and ~600M/sec block-input, which seems like it should scream...
Thanks,
Kent
Diego Righi wrote:
> With the ne2k device the domU networking works ok and no more device timeouts
> in the dmesg so I wanted to share the .sxp config and the resulting dmesg and
> some other useful data:
> http://www.sickness.it/dmesgxvmsxce94dom0obsd43domuhvm.txt
>
> :)
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