Source code
An early "work in progress" development snapshot of the source code can be downloaded
Binaries
In addition there is are YUM repositories containing RPMs built for i686 and x86_64
hosts. These YUM repositories are only a temporary provision until the application
is approved for inclusion in Fedora Extras. Save the yum config file
into /etc/yum.repo.d/berrange-fedora.repo, and then simply run "yum install virt-manager"
NB until libvirt-0.1.1 is pushed out to the updates repository, those running
on Fedora Core 5 will need to temporarily enabled updates-testing to satisfy
dependancies. For example, run "yum --enablerepo=updates-testing install virt-manager"
Caveats
As noted above, this is a very early development snapshot, so don't be surprised to see many rough, unfinished edges. In particular, things that we know about include:
- There are no icons for the shutdown button
- The terminal button doesn't do anything
- The snapshot button doesn't do anything
- The dialog for configuraging / adjusting virtual machine resources doesn't do anything
- The VNC console, assumes that the VNC server associated with a domain is running on
port
5900 + domain ID. This seems to be the case with Xen HVM/SVM framebuffer, however, your milage may vary. - Unless you are using libvirt >= 0.1.3 the virt-manager UI may hang if you have more than 5 machines running, due to scalability problems with XenD HTTP service