similar to: About virsh console on Windows guest

On 02/04/2014 05:10 PM, Yoann Juet wrote: > Hi all, > > I'm testing on debian/unstable SR-IOV feature with Broadcom BCM57810 > cards and KVM hypervisor: > > Compiled against library: libvirt 1.2.1 > Using library: libvirt 1.2.1 > Using API: QEMU 1.2.1 > Running hypervisor: QEMU 1.7.0 > > bnx2x > -> firmware 7.8.17 > -> driver from kernel 3.12.7 >

I'm preparing to virtualize a Windows server onto a Linux system under virsh. Initial results are looking good, but an issue that's come up is the need to log into the Linux system prior to being able to access the Windows system for updates. Is there a way to "connect" the virsh console directly to a physical Linux terminal? EG: Ctl+Alt+F8 to access the Windows virsh

Hi, I am seeing a problem with a earlier working domain configuration. Here is the domain xml file. I am not getting the virsh console now. I am trying this on RHEL 6.0. Here is the list of steps that I am using: [root at krm1 test]# virsh define vmtest.xml Domain vmtest3 defined from vmtest.xml [root at krm1 test]# virsh start vmtest3 Domain vmtest3 started [root at krm1 test]# virsh

Hello everybody out there! Well, I just subscribed to this mailing list, so I guess I should introduce myself, at least giving relevant information about me concerning the development of Nouveau. You can call me a scientist, and I am doing simulation code. Therefore, my experience in coding is about high performance computing and scientific visualisation–and also about teaching. I have some

Is it possible to both log the serial console and to actually use it? A few of the VMs I've got are configured as follows: <serial type='file'> <source path='/var/log/libvirt/qemu/serial/bb-2.6.18-128.el5-x86_64.log'/> <target port='0'/> </serial> <console type='file'> <source

On 05/15/2014 11:34 AM, Nagaraj Mandya wrote: > Hello, > I have a Java application from which I am invoking the "virsh console" > command to access the console of a VM. I invoke the virsh command using > ProcessBuilder.start(). However, I am unable to communicate with the stdin > of the VMs console through the OutputStream of the Process object. > > When I

Hello, I have a Java application from which I am invoking the "virsh console" command to access the console of a VM. I invoke the virsh command using ProcessBuilder.start(). However, I am unable to communicate with the stdin of the VMs console through the OutputStream of the Process object. When I invoke "virsh console" from within Java, I see the following messages on

Hello All, I am trying following steps: 1. Untar a gzip image 2. virsh create NAME.xml ( for the image) 3. virsh console NAME The above steps are done for four times on different files. In step 3 above for one out of four VMs (usually the first one), when I try to login:, typing the first letter of password brings me back to "login:" prompt. Then for the next four tries

Hi, I am trying to set my VMs for redirecting their consoles to a file but its important to keep the virsh console access to solve any problem I can find while they are running. I tried several settings through libvirt (serial and console tags) but I can not get the key. Any suggestion? Any help? Many thanks in advance. Carlos G.

Hi Fi, cmdline: console=hvc0 systemd.wants=getty at hvc0 Connect via virt-manager - View / Text Consoles / Text Console no.: Fedora 24 (Rawhide) Kernel 4.3.0-0.rc3.git2.4.fc24.x86_64 on an x86_64 (hvc0) localhost login: root Last login: Fri Oct 2 17:28:36 on hvc0 # tty /dev/hvc0 # systemctl status getty at hvc0.service ? getty at hvc0.service - Getty on hvc0 Loaded: loaded

I have a KVM guest running on CentOS 5.5 that is in a bad state. I would like to dump the kernel information using magic-sysrq commands, but I cannot figure out how to send a break on the virtaul serial port provided by "virsh console". The guest is a standard install that will respond if I can send a break on the virtual serial port. Is it possible to send a break on the virtual

I wrote a piece of code recently that monitors the consoles of the VMs and while no one is attached to the console, it throws away the buffer as any text appears. If someone *is* attached, it leaves it alone. It wouldn't be hard to modify the code to save the console text to a file instead of throwing it away. If you are interested, I can post the code. Peter On 02/02/2016 07:36 AM,

Hi, I am starting to learn using libvirt with kvm on CentOS 6. Just used this command to start a guest: virt-install -ntest -r1024 --vcpus=1 -c/var/lib/libvirt/images/CentOS-6.0-x86_64-netinstall.iso --os-type=linux --os-variant=rhel6 --disk vol=kvmguests/test --vnc -v --virt-type=kvm --check-cpu --prompt --arch=x86_64 Then I found out that I misconfigured vnc. And I do not know how to

Hi, I've got a small vm server running kvm + libvirt, and I made a simple shell script that allows users to ssh in and control their vms (power off, etc). However, one of my users uses the french canadian keyboard layout on her home computer, and upon being told "escape character is ^]" expected to need to press ctrl+right-alt_] (] being in the same location it is on a US keyboard).

Hi, I''ve installed Solaris 10 u4 as a hardware virtual machine guest domain on SXDE 1/08 (aka Nevada b79b) which was fine, i.e. after the virt-install the domain was fine. However when I went to shutdown the domain I issued "virsh shutdown solarisHVM" which appeared to immediately terminate the guest domain. Note, I also have a paravirtualized domain

Hi, I have tried to reboot a KVM guest by this command line: virsh reboot vm1 However, the virsh report: reboot is not supported without json monitor. I am using libvirt-0.9.9 and qemu-0.14.0. Can anyone provide some help? Thanks, Yi -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Hi all, How can I stop/disable a nic in a virtual guest using a virsh command?? I am searching the same effect like if I unplug network cable ... Is it possible?? I have tried with "detach-interface" command without luck. I don't want to remove the nic from guest configuration, only to stop the nic ... Thanks. P.D: Host is CentOS 6.6 x86_64 fully patched.

I've been trying to get "virsh shutdown" to work against an XP-Pro guest with no luck so far. It seems to have no effect - I have to run "virsh destroy" instead which is less than desirable. I have enabled <acpi> in the domain xml so I think the problem is on the guest side. A couple of questions: 1) How can I confirm whether the XP guest has ACPI enabled. I actually

Hypervisor= ubuntu 12.04.2 guest = ubuntu 12.04.4 used virt-manager to create a new storage file in qcow2 format on hypervisor and then attach it to the guest. In virt-man I can see the disk is attached. trying virsh attach-disk I get a failure saying disk already attached virsh dump xml shows the disk at vdb as it should be but on the guest, fdisk -l shows no vdb and its not in /proc I found

Hello, we were facing a bit of problem that "virsh list" command didn't show correct state, and I report it. I'm talking about a following message, for example. [root@server ~]# virsh list Id Name State ---------------------------------------------------- 1 rhel65 running The command showed "running" in spite