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I have a Ubuntu 16.04 VPS right now. The hostisng provider uses KVM for virtualization of their VPS'. I am trying to install another KVM virtual machine on my VPS (aka nested KVMs). I've read this short guide for how to enable it:
https://www.linux-kvm.org/page/Nested_Guests
Apparently all I need to do to enable nested KVM instances is apply this flag at bootup of my purchased VPS:
-cpu host
So my question is, how can I set a bootup flag? Edit a config file for the bootup related stuff, or pass a parameter to the reboot command?
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I have a Ubuntu 16.04 VPS right now. The hostisng provider uses KVM for virtualization of their VPS'. I am trying to install another KVM virtual machine on my VPS (aka nested KVMs). I've read this short guide for how to enable it:
https://www.linux-kvm.org/page/Nested_Guests
Apparently all I need to do to enable nested KVM instances is apply this flag at bootup of my purchased VPS:
-cpu host
So my question is, how can I set a bootup flag? Edit a config file for the bootup related stuff, or pass a parameter to the reboot command?
ubuntu kvm boot-loader nested-virtualization
New contributor
This requires assistance from the VPS provider. In particular they need to loadkvm-intel
orkvm-amd
modules, and they control the-cpu
flag that starts your VPS.
– Stephen Harris
Apr 7 at 12:25
I see. Ok that is interesting because I spoke to them earlier with the same question, and they simply told me it could be done and provided me the guide I have. So I kinda assumed that the rest could be taken care of on my end. But Okay, I'll contact them. Thank you.
– птенец
Apr 7 at 12:34
They may already have done those parts :-)
– Stephen Harris
Apr 7 at 13:10
Ya based on my convo yesterday, it seems they had updated the config file for their specific CPU aka adding options kvm-intel nested=Y in /etc/modprobe.d/kvm_intel.conf. So they'll just need to add the flag.
– птенец
Apr 7 at 13:16
add a comment |
I have a Ubuntu 16.04 VPS right now. The hostisng provider uses KVM for virtualization of their VPS'. I am trying to install another KVM virtual machine on my VPS (aka nested KVMs). I've read this short guide for how to enable it:
https://www.linux-kvm.org/page/Nested_Guests
Apparently all I need to do to enable nested KVM instances is apply this flag at bootup of my purchased VPS:
-cpu host
So my question is, how can I set a bootup flag? Edit a config file for the bootup related stuff, or pass a parameter to the reboot command?
ubuntu kvm boot-loader nested-virtualization
New contributor
I have a Ubuntu 16.04 VPS right now. The hostisng provider uses KVM for virtualization of their VPS'. I am trying to install another KVM virtual machine on my VPS (aka nested KVMs). I've read this short guide for how to enable it:
https://www.linux-kvm.org/page/Nested_Guests
Apparently all I need to do to enable nested KVM instances is apply this flag at bootup of my purchased VPS:
-cpu host
So my question is, how can I set a bootup flag? Edit a config file for the bootup related stuff, or pass a parameter to the reboot command?
ubuntu kvm boot-loader nested-virtualization
ubuntu kvm boot-loader nested-virtualization
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This requires assistance from the VPS provider. In particular they need to loadkvm-intel
orkvm-amd
modules, and they control the-cpu
flag that starts your VPS.
– Stephen Harris
Apr 7 at 12:25
I see. Ok that is interesting because I spoke to them earlier with the same question, and they simply told me it could be done and provided me the guide I have. So I kinda assumed that the rest could be taken care of on my end. But Okay, I'll contact them. Thank you.
– птенец
Apr 7 at 12:34
They may already have done those parts :-)
– Stephen Harris
Apr 7 at 13:10
Ya based on my convo yesterday, it seems they had updated the config file for their specific CPU aka adding options kvm-intel nested=Y in /etc/modprobe.d/kvm_intel.conf. So they'll just need to add the flag.
– птенец
Apr 7 at 13:16
add a comment |
This requires assistance from the VPS provider. In particular they need to loadkvm-intel
orkvm-amd
modules, and they control the-cpu
flag that starts your VPS.
– Stephen Harris
Apr 7 at 12:25
I see. Ok that is interesting because I spoke to them earlier with the same question, and they simply told me it could be done and provided me the guide I have. So I kinda assumed that the rest could be taken care of on my end. But Okay, I'll contact them. Thank you.
– птенец
Apr 7 at 12:34
They may already have done those parts :-)
– Stephen Harris
Apr 7 at 13:10
Ya based on my convo yesterday, it seems they had updated the config file for their specific CPU aka adding options kvm-intel nested=Y in /etc/modprobe.d/kvm_intel.conf. So they'll just need to add the flag.
– птенец
Apr 7 at 13:16
This requires assistance from the VPS provider. In particular they need to load
kvm-intel
or kvm-amd
modules, and they control the -cpu
flag that starts your VPS.– Stephen Harris
Apr 7 at 12:25
This requires assistance from the VPS provider. In particular they need to load
kvm-intel
or kvm-amd
modules, and they control the -cpu
flag that starts your VPS.– Stephen Harris
Apr 7 at 12:25
I see. Ok that is interesting because I spoke to them earlier with the same question, and they simply told me it could be done and provided me the guide I have. So I kinda assumed that the rest could be taken care of on my end. But Okay, I'll contact them. Thank you.
– птенец
Apr 7 at 12:34
I see. Ok that is interesting because I spoke to them earlier with the same question, and they simply told me it could be done and provided me the guide I have. So I kinda assumed that the rest could be taken care of on my end. But Okay, I'll contact them. Thank you.
– птенец
Apr 7 at 12:34
They may already have done those parts :-)
– Stephen Harris
Apr 7 at 13:10
They may already have done those parts :-)
– Stephen Harris
Apr 7 at 13:10
Ya based on my convo yesterday, it seems they had updated the config file for their specific CPU aka adding options kvm-intel nested=Y in /etc/modprobe.d/kvm_intel.conf. So they'll just need to add the flag.
– птенец
Apr 7 at 13:16
Ya based on my convo yesterday, it seems they had updated the config file for their specific CPU aka adding options kvm-intel nested=Y in /etc/modprobe.d/kvm_intel.conf. So they'll just need to add the flag.
– птенец
Apr 7 at 13:16
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This requires assistance from the VPS provider. In particular they need to load
kvm-intel
orkvm-amd
modules, and they control the-cpu
flag that starts your VPS.– Stephen Harris
Apr 7 at 12:25
I see. Ok that is interesting because I spoke to them earlier with the same question, and they simply told me it could be done and provided me the guide I have. So I kinda assumed that the rest could be taken care of on my end. But Okay, I'll contact them. Thank you.
– птенец
Apr 7 at 12:34
They may already have done those parts :-)
– Stephen Harris
Apr 7 at 13:10
Ya based on my convo yesterday, it seems they had updated the config file for their specific CPU aka adding options kvm-intel nested=Y in /etc/modprobe.d/kvm_intel.conf. So they'll just need to add the flag.
– птенец
Apr 7 at 13:16