In this section:
SWe Lite supports the following (depending on your license):
For detailed information, refer to SBC SWe Lite Hardware and Software Requirements.
For adding vCPUs or increasing memory on a SWe Lite upgraded to Release 7.0, refer to Adding vCPU and Increasing Memory/VM Size.
Refer to Downloading the SBC SWe Lite Package for On-Premises Deployment prior to performing this procedure. Changing disk or network drivers post-deployment is not recommended. Start the Virtual Machine Manager. From the Create New Virtual Machine dialog, select Import existing disk image and click Forward. Select Debian Squeeze from the Version drop-down menu . Click Browse and navigate to the location of the disk image. From the Choose Storage Volume dialog, select file SBCSWeLite-disk1.qcow2, then click Choose Volume. Click Forward. Set Memory (RAM) field to 1024, 1536, or 2560. Set CPUs to 1, 2, 4, or 10 and click Forward. From the New VM dialog, select the applicable network from the Network selection drop-down menu, and click Finish. By default, the Randon Number Generator (RNG) device is present in the SBC SWe Lite. Through the Virtual Manager options/configuration, verify RNG is present. If it is not displayed, install manually as follows: In the new pop-up window, select Disk 1. Expand Advanced options and select VirtIO (for Release 7.0) or IDE (for Release 6.1) from the Disk bus drop-down menu. Select Select or create custom storage. Navigate to file SBCSWeLite disk2.qcow2. Select VirtIO (for Release 7.0) or IDE (for Release 6.1) from the Bus Type drop-down menu, and click Finish. For 7.0 Release and later: Use virtio as the Network Interface Device Model. Select virtio from the Device model drop-down menu, then click Apply. Repeat steps 1-4 for additional Network Interfaces. The Single Root I/O Virtualization (SR-IOV) is a type of PCI device that enables a physical device (such as a single NIC device) to share to multiple virtual functions; this functionality improves the performance of the I/O. SR-IOV configuration in KVM can share the physical port with multiple virtual machines. For the configuration steps required to enable SR-IOV networks on the KVM platform, refer to Red Hat Enterprise's PCI Device Assignment with SR-IOV Devices. From the Virtual Machine dialog, click Begin installation. Click Prerequisites
Limitations
Customize Configuration
Add the Virtual Disks
Modify Network Interface Device Model
Add Virtual Network Interfaces
Configure SR IOV
Finalize Installation
Proceed to SBC SWe Lite Initial Setup. After setup is complete, proceed to License Installation.
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