I was previously running spice in f14 with a silly wrapper script to swap out the VNC video args and swap in the spice args when invoking qemu. I wondered how difficult it was going to be to transform the machine definition to use the native spice support in the new libvirt, but it turned out to be quite easy: I defined a dummy KVM, telling virt-manager it was Windows XP and editing the attributes prior to initial boot to enable virtio and spice, then I let it boot up, killed it, and dumped the xml to compare with my old xml. A little bit of editing and adjusting pci slot definitions so as not to upset the windows machine, and it booted up just fine. Didn't even bring up the new hardware wizard. And now it is safe to open the machines from virt-manager, don't have to manually run the spice client anymore. So it looks as if I won't have any problems porting my KVMs from f14 to f15 (which is always good to verify before actually making the jump :-). -- test mailing list test@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/test
