Re: RHEL 5 Virtualization

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You can do the following things.

1. mkdir /var/ftp/pub/el5
2. insert your first cd and assuming it is mounted on disk1
3. cp -a /media/disk1 /var/ftp/pub/el5
4. repeat the above procedure for all for cds.
5. Your source three is ready now give the path when virt-manager ask for
it.


I assume you have loaded the vsftpd package so /var/ftp/pub directory exist.

You can start the vsftpd service and can use path
ftp://localhost/pub/el5 also with virt-manager.

Thanx

On Dec 18, 2007 2:43 AM, Joey Prestia <joey@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Ryan Golhar wrote:
> > Is anyone using RHEL 5 Virtualization?
> >
> > We have a quad core 64-bit machine that has RHEL 5 Server installed.
> > I've enabled virtualization support in the BIOS and am running the xen
> > kernel.  I'm creating my first virtual machine using the virtual
> > machine manager to install a RHEL 5 server (one of several).  After
> > the virtual system reads the first ISO CD, how do I change the ISO
> > CD?  I don't see a way to do this.
> >
> One way is to use cobbler to install your vm for you using its
> kickstart. Redhat magazine has a good article on using it. I personally
> install my vm's using ftp no cd changing. By the way if you haven't
> checked lately red hat is now allowing dvd downloads starting with rhel
> 5.1
>
> --Joey
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