Hello, Dave.
Most of what you described is Chinese to me, but when you mentioned a command "qemu-system-x86_64", well, this sounds a lot like Red Hat's internal suite of commands, which are only available to subscribers.
In practical terms it does not help solving your issue, but at least you may feel a bit less frustrated in not finding it.
Hopefully someone will know what command replaces it, or how to get to your objective, here in the list.
KR,
Carlos.
On Fri, Mar 28, 2014 at 1:34 AM, Dave Christianson <davidchristianson3@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Good Evening,I have read that libgfapi has been backported to qemu-kvm in RHEL 6.5 (and by virtue CentOS and SL). However I am unable to figure out how to actually make it work as described. Virt-manager still only seems to support glusterfs volumes via fuse.I can use qemu-img to create a disk image on gluster://<server>/<Volume>. But virt-manager can only use it from a fuse mounted fileshare. There seems to be no ability to attach in virt-manager directly to the image on glusterfs using libgfapi.All documents I've found describe the use of the command "qemu-system-x86_64," however that command does not exist in CentOS 6.5. That appears to be the only way to start the domain using libgfapi. So basically, I can create an image via libgfapi but cannot do anything useful with it.Should I be able to do this? If so, what's the procedure? Or is CentOS/RHEL 6.5 just not fully integrated? I really want to be able to use libgfapi and avoid the performance penalty of fuse. Should I just grab & compile the latest verisons of libvirt and qemu-kvm?
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