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...rthy <kchamart@redhat.com>: > I don't have immediate steps with `virt-manager` as I don't use it much > in my workflow. But if you have users who're comfortable with CLI, you > can import disk images into libvirt (and which will also be accessible > via `virt-manager`) tribvially: > > $ virt-install --name f21vm --ram 2048 \ > --diskpath=/export/f21vm.qcow2,format=qcow2,cache=writeback \ > --nographics --os-variant fedora21 --import > > (The above has the option '--nographics' because, it's just a small, > server image, but sti...

Hi. I need to get ability to download backups of kvm virtual machines (raw images) to end users. Virtualbox users can import ovs images, that i can create, but in case of linux and virt-manager - how users can import images and simply run it? I think about newbie linux users, that can install virt-manager under ubuntu via graphical package manager and do some easy steps... Can you share me info

...s already solve this kind of "problems"... I don't have immediate steps with `virt-manager` as I don't use it much in my workflow. But if you have users who're comfortable with CLI, you can import disk images into libvirt (and which will also be accessible via `virt-manager`) tribvially: $ virt-install --name f21vm --ram 2048 \ --diskpath=/export/f21vm.qcow2,format=qcow2,cache=writeback \ --nographics --os-variant fedora21 --import (The above has the option '--nographics' because, it's just a small, server image, but still - when the image is imported i...

...dhat.com>: > > I don't have immediate steps with `virt-manager` as I don't use it much > > in my workflow. But if you have users who're comfortable with CLI, you > > can import disk images into libvirt (and which will also be accessible > > via `virt-manager`) tribvially: > > > > $ virt-install --name f21vm --ram 2048 \ > > --diskpath=/export/f21vm.qcow2,format=qcow2,cache=writeback \ > > --nographics --os-variant fedora21 --import > > > > (The above has the option '--nographics' because, it's just a sma...