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...; libvirt_domain_undefine($domain); $xml = domain_create_xml($name,$uuid,$memory,$cpu,$vnc,$mac); $domain = libvirt_domain_define_xml($server->conn, $xml); libvirt_domain_disk_add($domain, "/users/".$name.".img", "vdb", "virtio", "qcow2", NULL); libvirt_domain_create($domain); (or instead libvirt_domain_disk_add i can define disk directly in XML) But in this case, the server will not boot (GRUB error) 2, simple: libvirt_domain_disk_remove($domain,“vda“); libvirt_domain_reboot($domain); The problem of this solution is thats not working. The remove disk...

...($domain); > > $xml = domain_create_xml($name,$uuid,$memory,$cpu,$vnc,$mac); > $domain = libvirt_domain_define_xml($server->conn, $xml); > libvirt_domain_disk_add($domain, "/users/".$name.".img", "vdb", "virtio", "qcow2", NULL); > libvirt_domain_create($domain); > > (or instead libvirt_domain_disk_add i can define disk directly in XML) > > But in this case, the server will not boot (GRUB error) Question is, how GRUB refers to the disk where kernel is to be found. Also, I suspect it is not GRUB that is complaining, but SeaBIOS...

...>> $xml = domain_create_xml($name,$uuid,$memory,$cpu,$vnc,$mac); >> $domain = libvirt_domain_define_xml($server->conn, $xml); >> libvirt_domain_disk_add($domain, "/users/".$name.".img", "vdb", "virtio", "qcow2", NULL); >> libvirt_domain_create($domain); >> (or instead libvirt_domain_disk_add i can define disk directly in XML) >> But in this case, the server will not boot (GRUB error) > > Question is, how GRUB refers to the disk where kernel is to be found. Also, I suspect it is not GRUB that is complaining, but Sea...