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Prerequisite

Copy the following disk image files to disk storage location (typically /var/lib/libvirt/images) on the host machine.

  • SBCSWeLite-disk1.qcow2
  • SBCSWeLite-disk2.qcow2
  • SBCSWeLite-disk3.qcow2
Note

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supports one Network Management interface and up to four Network Media interfaces. The minimal networking configuration (one management and one media interface) requires two bridge interfaces configured on Hyper Visor host. To support maximum 1+4 configuration, Hyper Visor host must have five bridge interfaces configured prior to the Virtual Machine (VM) installation.

Note

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requires a DHCP server to initially assign the management IP address. Use the webUI interface to manually change the IP address, if necessary.

Create New Virtual Machine

  1. Start the Virtual Machine Manager.

    Start Virtual Machine

  2. Select New Virtual Machine from the File drop-down menu.

    New Virtual Machine

  3. From the Create New Virtual Machine dialog, select Import existing disk image and click Forward.

    Create New Virtual Machine

  4. Select Linux from the OS type drop-down menu.
  5. Select Debian Squeeze from the Version drop-down menu, and click Forward.

  6. Click Browse and navigate to the location of the disk image.
     

    Storage Path

     

  7. From the Choose Storage Volume dialog, select file SBCSWeLite-disk1.qcow2, then click Choose Volume.

    Choose Volume

  8. Click Forward.

    OS Type and Version

  9. Set Memory (RAM) field to 1024 and CPUs field to 1, and click Forward.

    Memory and CPU Settings

  10. Enter the name of your new VM in the Name field.
  11. Select the Customize configuration before install option.
  12. From the New VM dialog, select the applicable network from the Network selection drop-down menu, and click Finish.

    Note

    This is the network used for the Management Interface.

    Finalizing Create New Virtual Machine

Customize Configuration

Adding the Virtual Disks

  1. In the new pop-up window, select Disk 1 (VirtIO or IDE).

  2. Expand Advanced options and select IDE from the Disk bus drop-down menu.
  3. Select qcow2 from the Storage format drop-down menu and click Apply.

     

    Adding Hardware


  4. Click Add Hardware.
  5. Select Storage.
  6. Select Select or create custom storage. 

  7. Navigate to file SBCSWeLite disk2.qcow2.

    Managing Storage

  8. Repeat steps 1-6 for IDE Disk 3.

    Repeat for Disk Three

     

Modify Network Interface Device Model

  1. Select NIC.
  2. Select e1000 from the Device model drop-down menu, then click Apply.

    Modify Virtual Network Interface

Add Virtual Network Interfaces

  1. From the Add New Virtual Hardware dialog, select Network.
  2. Select the desired Bridge id from the Network source drop-down menu.
  3. Select e1000 from the Device model drop-down menu, and then click Finish.
  4. Repeat steps 1-3 for additional Network Interfaces.

     

    Adding Network Interfaces

    Notes

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    Virtual Machine requires five Virtual Network Interfaces configured, regardless of the actual number of Networks used by the guest VM.

    The first Virtual NIC must use a dedicated bridge (Network source). The Network source can then be used to configure the four remaining Virtual NICs.


Finalize Installation

  1. From the Virtual Machine dialog, click Begin installation.

    Begin Final Installation

    Note

     The configured VM starts automatically as shown below.

    SBC SWe Lite Running

  2. Click the monitor icon in the header to open the VM console and proceed with the 

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    initial setup.

    Open VM Console


  3. To stop the VM, right-click on the desired Virtual Machine and select Shut Down.

    Shut Down/Force Off




     
     


 

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