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Old 13th October 2009, 10:47 PM
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libvirt / Virtualization XML problem

I am trying to use the virt-manager which seems to use some sort of XML description.

I cannot find/there does not appear to be an XML tag that is equivalent to the '-std vga' option that I see I need to get a display resolution greater than 800x600 wuth a Centos guest. Some googling led me to a libvirt.org description

http://wiki.libvirt.org/page/QEMUSwi...bvirt#-std-vga

I tried adding a '<video>' tag (nor sure where it belongs) and virt-manager python choked on it.

(I am using Fedora 11)
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