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...with saved state". >That being said I'd be very glad if you could update here when you find a >complete solution. > >- Michael > What I *think* Jones wants is to use virt-builder, it could cause some problems if you started all of them. What Michael wants is: virsh save running_domain saved-image-file.img virsh save-image-edit saved-image-file.img Hope that helped, Martin >On Mon, Apr 18, 2016 at 9:49 PM, Jonas Finnemann Jensen <jonasfj@mozilla.com >> wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I would like to save a running domain (ie. disk + memory) and be able...

virt-builder looks like some fancy guest/host interaction related to building VM images. What I'm looking for is more like: virsh save running_domain saved-domain-A.img cp saved-domain-A.img saved-domain-B.img virsh save-image-edit saved-domain-B.img // Change the network, possibly MAC, VNC port Then in parallel I want to do: virsh restore saved-domain-A.img virsh restore saved-domain-B.img So that I have two instances of the same vi...

(please don't top-post. Put your responses inline, in context) On 04/19/2016 01:09 PM, Jonas Finnemann Jensen wrote: > virt-builder looks like some fancy guest/host interaction related to > building VM images. > > What I'm looking for is more like: > virsh save running_domain saved-domain-A.img > cp saved-domain-A.img saved-domain-B.img > virsh save-image-edit saved-domain-B.img // Change the network, > possibly MAC, VNC port You'll also need to change the name and uuid of the domain at the very least. And I assume these will all be transient domai...

...in context) >> >> On 04/19/2016 01:09 PM, Jonas Finnemann Jensen wrote: >> >>> virt-builder looks like some fancy guest/host interaction related to >>> building VM images. >>> >>> What I'm looking for is more like: >>> virsh save running_domain saved-domain-A.img >>> cp saved-domain-A.img saved-domain-B.img >>> virsh save-image-edit saved-domain-B.img // Change the network, >>> possibly MAC, VNC port >>> >> >> You'll also need to change the name and uuid of the domain at the very &...

...post. Put your responses inline, in context) > > On 04/19/2016 01:09 PM, Jonas Finnemann Jensen wrote: > >> virt-builder looks like some fancy guest/host interaction related to >> building VM images. >> >> What I'm looking for is more like: >> virsh save running_domain saved-domain-A.img >> cp saved-domain-A.img saved-domain-B.img >> virsh save-image-edit saved-domain-B.img // Change the network, >> possibly MAC, VNC port >> > > You'll also need to change the name and uuid of the domain at the very > least. And I assume...

...t;>> On 04/19/2016 01:09 PM, Jonas Finnemann Jensen wrote: >>> >>> virt-builder looks like some fancy guest/host interaction related to >>>> building VM images. >>>> >>>> What I'm looking for is more like: >>>> virsh save running_domain saved-domain-A.img >>>> cp saved-domain-A.img saved-domain-B.img >>>> virsh save-image-edit saved-domain-B.img // Change the network, >>>> possibly MAC, VNC port >>>> >>>> >>> You'll also need to change the name and uuid...

Hi, I would like to save a running domain (ie. disk + memory) and be able to restore it multiple times creating duplicates of the orignal domain all starting from the same state. Use case: I'm building a task-processing system for use in a CI flow. I want to run multiple VMs in parallel using the same image (always starting from the same state). And to avoid needlessly booting between each