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Hi,Eric:
Thank you for your reply.
All I want to do is like this:
I have 2 vms ,vm-01 and vm-02 which set to be autostart both.
further more, I want vm-02 start 10sec later than vm-01.
Compared with VMware ESX which has a function that can delay several times
after the vm run into bios,
Does libvirt also have some fuction like this or should I write a shell
script to controll the start pace of the vms ?
xuteng
via foxmail
Sender: Eric Blake
Date: 2011年10月12日 星期三 上午5:55
To: xuteng
CC: libvirt-users
Subject: Re: BIOS Delay On 10/10/2011 02:50 AM, xuteng wrote:
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> Hi,
> Does the libvirt support the bios delay ?
> I mean that after set a special number of seconds or minutes, when the domain starts, the bios will delay after the time I set
Is there a qemu option that affects this? I'm not aware of one, off the
top of my head, which means that libvirt does not expose one directly.
If there _is_ such a qemu option, then you can access it via
<qemu:commandline> xml while waiting for libvirt to implement official
xml to support this feature.
Taking a step back, I'm not even sure what you are trying to accomplish
with a delay. Perhaps it is sufficient if you use virDomainStartFlags
with VIR_DOMAIN_START_PAUSED (or virsh start --paused) to request that a
guest be created without running it, then at your choice of delay,
resume the guest? But that's not a BIOS delay.
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Eric Blake eblake@xxxxxxxxxx +1-801-349-2682
Libvirt virtualization library http://libvirt.org
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