Hey, On Fri, Nov 18, 2016 at 11:49:11AM +0300, Ilya wrote: > For example: I have one host with qemu-kvm hypervisor installation > under Openstack (test environment) project. I have installed that > packages: virt-viwer, spice-xpi, spice-protocol, spice-server and I > could't realise have I loaded and functioning spice-server or not? I > know only one thing that I don't have a TCP-ports 5900 and 5901 > listening for connection. Fwiw, I'd first get familiar with SPICE/qemu outside of OpenStack. spice-server might be badly named, it's a shared library (.so) implementing the SPICE protocol. QEMU uses it, so does Xspice. If QEMU is built with SPICE support (if QEMU is linked with libspice-server.so), then it's possible to start a virtual machine which will use the SPICE protocol, but this has to be done explicitly. Simplest form is qemu-system-x86_64 -spice port=5900,disable-ticketing > I couldn't realise do I need to run Xspice on my host or it must be > automatically started with my hypervisor. Xspice would be running in the guest and lets you access an X session over SPICE. This is different from using native QEMU SPICE support, where you would not need to do anything except tell QEMU that you want to use it. > And one more: I reconfigure VM on my qemu-kvm to use and SPICE and QXL > but after that reconfiguring when I try to start it from virt-manager > - my VM is working about 20 seconds and truning off EVERY TIME. > What I am doing wrong? This looks like a bug, but it's not clear what's happening. Did you take a look at libvirt logs for that guest? They are either in /var/log/libvirt/qemu/ or ~/.cache/libvirt/qemu/log/ Christophe
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