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you can also specify boot=on in the command-line: <code>-drive file=<path_to_your_raw_qemu_img>,if=virtio,boot=on</code> | you can also specify boot=on in the command-line: <code>-drive file=<path_to_your_raw_qemu_img>,if=virtio,boot=on</code> | ||
== Guest side == | == Guest side - Linux == | ||
sudo modprobe virtio_blk | sudo modprobe virtio_blk | ||
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refer to [[Virtio]] | refer to [[Virtio]] | ||
== Guest side - Windows == | |||
You can find Windows drivers at [[Downloads]] page. | |||
Latest revision as of 04:08, 17 April 2010
Paravirtualized Block Device
Host side
run kvm with command-line: -drive file=<path_to_your_raw_qemu_img>,if=virtio
you can also specify boot=on in the command-line: -drive file=<path_to_your_raw_qemu_img>,if=virtio,boot=on
Guest side - Linux
sudo modprobe virtio_blk
to have virtio_blk driver, you need to upgrade the kernel to higher than 2.6.25.
refer to Virtio
Guest side - Windows
You can find Windows drivers at Downloads page.