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DescriptionDon Dutile (Red Hat)
2011-08-31 03:17:20 UTC
Description of problem:
SME review of chapter 5 found these errors and/or needed corrections:
(1) Section 5.1
(a) screenshot aftre step5
i) probably want to change it to Virtualization Platform since
additional/optional packages in Virtualization is just for debugging
--> I need to do host install to see what's in the various packages,
provide updated screenshots
(2) 5.2
a) title error:
change: "Installing the KVM hypervisor with yum"
to: "Installing the virtualization packages with yum"
b) error!
change: "These packages provide the KVM kernel modules and
the KVM hypervisor on the default Red Hat Enterprise
Linux kernel."
to: "These packages provide the user-level KVM emulator
and disk image manage on the host Red Hat Enterprise
Linux system."
c) Can the 'Recommended virtualization packages" be
installed by exec-ing: "yum groupinstall Virtualization"?
Here's what's in the various group packages:
i) Group: Virtualization Client
Description: Clients for installing and managing virtualization instances.
Mandatory Packages:
python-virtinst
virt-manager
virt-viewer
Default Packages:
virt-top
ii) Group: Virtualization Platform
Description: Provides an interface for accessing and
controlling virtualized guests and containers.
Mandatory Packages:
libvirt
libvirt-client
iii) Group: Virtualization
Description: Provides an environment for hosting virtualized guests.
Mandatory Packages:
qemu-kvm
*NOTE*: qemu-img is in none of the group packages... must be installed as standalone package...
--> so, leave yum install commands as shown in doc
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Description of problem: SME review of chapter 5 found these errors and/or needed corrections: (1) Section 5.1 (a) screenshot aftre step5 i) probably want to change it to Virtualization Platform since additional/optional packages in Virtualization is just for debugging --> I need to do host install to see what's in the various packages, provide updated screenshots (2) 5.2 a) title error: change: "Installing the KVM hypervisor with yum" to: "Installing the virtualization packages with yum" b) error! change: "These packages provide the KVM kernel modules and the KVM hypervisor on the default Red Hat Enterprise Linux kernel." to: "These packages provide the user-level KVM emulator and disk image manage on the host Red Hat Enterprise Linux system." c) Can the 'Recommended virtualization packages" be installed by exec-ing: "yum groupinstall Virtualization"? Here's what's in the various group packages: i) Group: Virtualization Client Description: Clients for installing and managing virtualization instances. Mandatory Packages: python-virtinst virt-manager virt-viewer Default Packages: virt-top ii) Group: Virtualization Platform Description: Provides an interface for accessing and controlling virtualized guests and containers. Mandatory Packages: libvirt libvirt-client iii) Group: Virtualization Description: Provides an environment for hosting virtualized guests. Mandatory Packages: qemu-kvm *NOTE*: qemu-img is in none of the group packages... must be installed as standalone package... --> so, leave yum install commands as shown in doc Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info: