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Hello, Can somebody please point me to documentation regarding installing libvirt and the associated drivers from .rpms? I tried to compile from sources, but not sure where can I get the drivers from. What I get from the ./configure script is the following - configure:71547: Drivers configure:71549: configure:71551: Xen: no configure:71553: QEMU: yes configure:71555: UML: yes

Hello! I'm looking at options for configuring an OpenStack CI job that tests OpenStack components with the latest versions of libvirt and qemu. Fedora's virt-preview [1] repository is pretty much what we need. However, we would really rather run this job using CentOS. The job's configuration needs to work for longer than Fedora's release schedule would allow. Is anyone looking

On 10/29/2013 11:03 AM, Shiva Bhanujan wrote: > Hello, > > Can somebody please point me to documentation regarding installing libvirt > and the associated drivers from .rpms? You didn't tell us what distro you are using. There's plenty of rpms, but without that detail, we can't tell you which ones to use. > > If there were a yum repository where I could download

Hi Eric, I'm trying to install the drivers on XenServer 6.0.2 and on Centos 5.2/6.4. I downloaded libvirt 1.1.3. So, if I try to configure w/ xen and libxl, the configure script errors out saying - configure: error: You must install the libxl Library from Xen >= 4.2 to compile libxenlight driver with -lxl btw, I am trying to compile this on XenServer6.0.2 itself, and plan to use virsh

Hi there I am using libvirt+lxc on fedora I just upgraded a couple boxes from f29 to f31 i am running into rather puzzling glitches on one of the boxes, and am having a hard time trying to figure what exactly is going wrong symptom being that on the faulty box, my 3 containers startup correctly, but all of them stop after some random time shortly after (approx. in the 5-10 minutes) in some

I'm running a RHEL6 as a development desktop with Fedora 14 (multimedia stuff) and Win XP (corporate email and calendars) running on it as KVM VMs. Everything runs great except for audio pass through. Audio works on the RHEL host. Both VMs see sound cards provided by the VM, but no sound is forthcoming. I have tried adding a PCI audio device from the physical host to the Fedora VM, but then

I could use some help with clarification on the use of the libvirtd daemon with regards to managing remote KVM instances. Right now I have a CentOS 6 KVM server (libvirt-0.8.1), but would like to use some management applications that require higher version (0.8.8). First, is it possible to run the libvirtd daemon from within a VM, or does it require active kvm kernel module? Secondly, could a