libvirt users - Aug 2011 - (no subject)

Hi,
  I?ve used the libvirt and sheepdog, they are so great!
But I have one question about libvirt and sheepdog.
As we know, I can use this command to create a sheepdog image,

         #qemu-img create ?f raw sheepdog:fedora15.img 40G

but how can I create a pool and volume for sheepdog with the xml of libvirt ?

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On Thu, Aug 25, 2011 at 07:31:31PM +0800, lingjiao.lc
wrote:
> Hi,
>   I?ve used the libvirt and sheepdog, they are so great!
> But I have one question about libvirt and sheepdog.
> As we know, I can use this command to create a sheepdog image,
> 
>          #qemu-img create ?f raw sheepdog:fedora15.img 40G
> 
> but how can I create a pool and volume for sheepdog with the xml of libvirt
?
Libvirt doesn't have a pool/volume implementation for sheepdog yet.
You can currently only configure the guest XML with sheepdog
We'd like sheepdog pool support in the future of course...

Daniel
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