Re: Hello! I have been testing the latest version of virt-p2v

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Lester M. wrote:
[I'm CC-ing this to the et-mgmt-tools list since it's better if everyone can follow these discussions]
Looking over the configuration file...

I see something strange in my config generated... Hmmm...


*<emulator>/usr/lib64/xen/bin/qemu-dm</emulator>*

Heres the problem of the above: This is a 32bit dom0 and the above path / binary does not exist on the box.


However, this *does *exist in "/usr/lib/xen/bin/qemu-dm".... going to test it with this in the config. .... Works! woo hoo!

Ah right, that's actually a bug in the code around here (line 1384 in the current development version):

 let devices =
   let emulator =
     match state.hypervisor with
     | Some Xen ->
	[leaf "emulator" "/usr/lib64/xen/bin/qemu-dm"] (* XXX lib64? *)

The fix for this is for virt-p2v to connect to the remote hypervisor (using libvirt/libvirtd) and issue a virConnectGetCapabilities call. In the capabilities XML there is the correct emulator path.

However I haven't got around to this yet.

Interesting minor configuration error. Something to ask what architecture (i386 or x86_64) at the begining of the p2v could fix that based on a user choice, That seemed to fix it! :-D

I have a few other machines I can test addendums to virt-p2v. Not everyone uses 64 bit dom0's even though everyone should. :-)

Please do!

Rich.

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