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xvda
Main system disk.
xvdb
ISO image of the installation medium.
xvdc
ISO image of the Add-On product.
During the installation, add the Add-On product to the installation by entering the device
path. Commonly, this path looks like
hd:///?device=/dev/xvd<letter>
. In
the special example with “xvdc” as Add-On product, this would look like:
hd:///?device=/dev/xvdc
3.4 Using the Command Line to
Create Virtual Machines
From the command line, you can enter
vm-install
to run a text version of the Create
Virtual Machine Wizard. The text version of the wizard is helpful in environments
without a graphical user interface. This command defaults to using a graphical user
interface if available and if no options were given on the command line.
For information on scripting a virtual machine installation, see the man pages of
vm-install
and
vm-install-jobs
.
3.5 Deleting Virtual Machines
When you use Virtual Machine Manager or the
xm
command to delete a virtual machine,
it no longer appears as a virtual machine, but its initial startup file and virtual disks are
not automatically deleted.
To delete all components of a virtual machine configured with a file-backed virtual
disk, you must manually delete its virtual disk image file (
/var/lib/xen/images/
)
and its initial startup file (
/etc/xen/vm
).
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