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...64 host machine. The existing OS is 32 bit based so the application needs to be 32bit too. KVM/QEMU are 64 bit so that guests could be either be 32 or 64 bit. Does using libvirt as 32bit library on a 64bit host (capable of hosting 32 and 64 bit guests) pose any problems? Will it even work? Thanks, Parvathi

Hi, How do I enable aes for guest VM? Host CPU supports aes (cat /proc/cpuinfo has aes in its flags and virsh capabilities also displays aes as a feature). When I add <features> <aes/> </features> to the xml file, I am unable to create the VM. It complains with the below error: virsh create /tmp/tmp.xml error: Failed to create domain from /tmp/tmp.xml error: internal error:

Hi, Are there any C code (in libvirt) to generate domain XML like the one we supply to virsh? Thanks!