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Revision as of 17:20, 15 September 2011
Howto's
General
- IBM Linux Blueprint: Quick Start Guide for installing and running KVM
- Getting KVM to run on your machine
- choose the right kvm & kernel version
- How To Migrate From Vmware To KVM
- Migrating User Mode Linux to Xen and KVM
USB
Ethernet
PCI
Sound
- Using Sound in the guest
Display
- Using qxl and SPICE in the guest
virtio
- boot from virtio block device
- use virtio_net interface in the guest (Debian)
vhost
cdrom
sharing files with the host
- Using 9p virtio to share files between host and guest
Gentoo
Ubuntu
- using-kvm-on-ubuntu-gutsy-gibbon
- Setting up NAT with KVM in Ubuntu
- Running Guest Systems on Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn
- Virtualization With KVM On Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty
Fedora
ArchLinux
BSD
Windows
- Information about guest drivers
- Install Windows 7
- Windows 7 as guest on Debian squeeze - with libvirt's virt-install recipe and virtio disk driver step-by-step instructions
Windows Vista
Scripting & Software
- Configuration Script for KVM - a complete management utility, configuration file format, and init script.
- Another script for KVM - Init scripts for kvm, using it with time scheduled start order (German)
- simple shell script to manage your virtual machine with bridged networking
- Hosting your VMs in a DMZ - a management and configuration script to assist with setting up a VM in a semi-secured demilitarized zone.
- Bare-metal installer with KVM
- Python scripts to manage qemu-kvm guest from cmdline - yet another qemu-kvm script
libvirt
Other
- HOWTO VMGL - OpenGL support for Linux guests