Artur Baruchi wrote:
Hi Guys,
Well.. I've installed a virtual machine using Xen and Virt-Manager but
after a successfully installation I couldn't find the configuration
file used to xen bring up the virtual machine (usually its located in
/etc/xen/ path). I would like to know where OR how Virt-manager is
getting the information to bring my virtual machines up?
Software Versions:
Fedora Core 7
Xen 3.1.0
Virt-Manager 0.4.0.2
Libvirt 0.2.3.1
Thanks in advance,
Att.
Artur Baruchi
Hi.
With xen 3.1, config information for guests is no longer in /etc/xen,
nor is it modifiable by editing a config file. XenSource decided it was
better to hide the config information.
Virt-manager gets information about active and inactive guests by
querying libvirt for them. libvirt then turns around and asks xend, or
whatever hypervisor you are using, for the information and returns it.
for You can do the same thing from the command line with "virsh dumpxml
<guest>".
--Hugh
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Hugh Brock | virt-manager http://virt-manager.org
hbrock@xxxxxxxxxx | virtualization library http://libvirt.org
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