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own vboxnetctl root:vboxusers
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To launch VirtualBox(TM), type from a Xorg session: |
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To launch VirtualBox(TM), type from an Xorg session: |
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<.> Number of virtual CPUs available to the guest VM. For best performance, do not create guests with more virtual CPUs than the number of physical CPUs on the host. |
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<.> Number of virtual CPUs available to the guest VM. For best performance, do not create guests with more virtual CPUs than the number of physical CPUs on the host. |
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<.> Virtual network adapter. This is the bridge connected to the network interface of the host. The `mac` parameter is the MAC address set on the virtual network interface. This parameter is optional, if no MAC is provided Xen(TM) will generate a random one. |
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<.> Virtual network adapter. This is the bridge connected to the network interface of the host. The `mac` parameter is the MAC address set on the virtual network interface. This parameter is optional, if no MAC is provided Xen(TM) will generate a random one. |
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<.> Full path to the disk, file, or ZFS volume of the disk storage for this VM. Options and multiple disk definitions are separated by commas. |
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<.> Full path to the disk, file, or ZFS volume of the disk storage for this VM. Options and multiple disk definitions are separated by commas. |
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<.> Defines the Boot medium from which the initial operating system is installed. In this example, it is the ISO imaged downloaded earlier. Consult the Xen(TM) documentation for other kinds of devices and options to set. |
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<.> Defines the Boot medium from which the initial operating system is installed. In this example, it is the ISO image downloaded earlier. Consult the Xen(TM) documentation for other kinds of devices and options to set. |
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<.> Options controlling VNC connectivity to the serial console of the DomU. In order, these are: active VNC support, define IP address on which to listen, device node for the serial console, and the input method for precise positioning of the mouse and other input methods. `keymap` defines which keymap to use, and is `english` by default. |
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<.> Options controlling VNC connectivity to the serial console of the DomU. In order, these are: active VNC support, define IP address on which to listen, device node for the serial console, and the input method for precise positioning of the mouse and other input methods. `keymap` defines which keymap to use, and is `english` by default. |
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After the file has been created with all the necessary options, the DomU is created by passing it to `xl create` as a parameter. |
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After the file has been created with all the necessary options, the DomU is created by passing it to `xl create` as a parameter. |
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