2010/9/8 Daniel P. Berrange <berrange@xxxxxxxxxx>: > On Wed, Sep 08, 2010 at 10:25:27AM -0700, Mitchell Hashimoto wrote: >> Daniel, >> >> Thank you very much. Ah, I was under the impression that libvirtd was >> required to control any hypervisors (local or remote). I'm purely interested >> in local access to hypervisors right now. I'm sorry I admit that my next >> question is not well researched, but I figured it would be a quick answer >> from someone knowledgeable: Do you know the "./configure" flags off the top >> of your head to disable libvirtd and only enable VirtualBox drivers? > > At the very least > > configure > --without-xen \ > --without-qemu \ > --without-lxc \ > --without-uml \ > --without-esx \ > --without-openvz \ > --without-one \ > --without-phyp \ > --without-netcf \ > --without-libvirtd > > Daniel You should add --with-vbox, otherwise configure will disable the VirtualBox driver if it can't find the VirtualBox XPCOMC library. Matthias
