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...command, I need to virsh edit origin_guest(edit the name,delete/edit the uuid) after that a new guest with the same configuration as origin_guest was defined, then virsh undefine origin_guest. Seems it's a little complex, so should be there an virsh command like "virsh rename origin_guest new_guest"? I know I can use virt-manager to rename an guest,but if there is an virsh command can do it, I think it's much useful. Thanks -- Regards shyu

Hi all, I have a Sun x2200 named Adra running OpenSolaris 2008.11 set up as a Dom0 per Levon''s instructions on this site. It hosts some production services and has been running nice and stable for a number of months now (with NetWare DomUs running GroupWise, believe it or not). The machine is pretty nicely speced out and there''s room for more virtualisation, so I was

...Here are the interfaces for import/export/convert: # vdiskadm help import import - import a zvol, raw file, or virtual disk USAGE: vdiskadm import [-fnpqm] [-x <type>] -d <file|zvol|dsk> [-t <type[:opt]>] vdname EXAMPLE: vdiskadm import -d /downloads/image.vmdk /export/new_guests/disk1 ---- The [-fnpqm] flags are unchanged from the original vdiskadm import and are used mostly by virt-convert. -x gives the optional vdisk import file or block device type (vmdk, raw, vhd) -t gives the imported vdisk type (default vmdk:sparse) Here are some examples: vdiskadm import -d /dev/...

Good afternoon, I was wondering if anyone has any in site as to how to import a VMware vmdk into xVM on OpenSolaris 2009.06 (xVM 3.1). I have a VMware VM created on VMware Server 2.0 and would like to move it over to this xVM server. I appreciate any advice anyone may have. Cheers, -Chris -- This message posted from opensolaris.org

...> edit origin_guest(edit the name,delete/edit the uuid) after that a new > guest with the same configuration as origin_guest was defined, > then virsh undefine origin_guest. > Seems it's a little complex, so should be there an virsh command like > "virsh rename origin_guest new_guest"? > I know I can use virt-manager to rename an guest,but if there is an > virsh command can do it, I think it's much useful. There's no libvirt API for guest rename, though one has often been requested. It would be non-trivial (potentially impossible) to make it work for running...