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Balloon Driver code added to Windows guest driver GPL repository

Within the last few days balloon driver code has been added to the GPL repository of the KVM windows guest driver.

qemu-kvm-0.12 adds block migration feature

There's a new feature called block migration available with the recently released qemu-kvm-0.12 version.

Upcoming Fedora 13 Virtualization Features

With the next release of Fedora 13 scheduled to be released in May 2010 the virtualization feature list is almost set in stone.

Using KSM (Kernel Samepage Merging) with KVM

Kernel SamePage Merging is a recent linux kernel feature which combines identical memory pages from multiple processes into one copy on write memory region.

Redhat RHEV-M Virtualization Management Tool Demo

In case you missed it there’s a video demo of the upcoming Redhat RHEV-M virtualization management tool available from virtualiztion.tv.

Some new kvm options: boot order and process name

KVM has a large array of command line options that literally take a manual to sift through. Every now and then some minor but useful options get added that’s worth a look.

Disk Cloning Wizards in Development for Virt-Manager

Just recently I came across a message in the Virt-tools mailing list discussing RFC for the new cloning wizard interface in Virt-manager and they’ve already got some interface design screens

Improved Support for USB with Virt-Manager 0.7

Fedora 11 was released in June featuring the new virt-manager 0.7 and I have to say that I think this is the first useful version.

libguestfs: Management of Guest Images

Last week I noticed a message on the emerging technologies management tools mailing list announcing a release of a project called libguestfs developed by Richard M. Jones of Redhat.

Host to Guest Port Redirection on the Fly

Since kvm-86, there's a handy new monitor command which allows you to set up host to guest port redirection on the fly.

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