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Practical No: 2: Aim: Installation and Configuration of Virtualization Using KVM

The document provides steps to install and configure virtualization using KVM on a system. It involves using commands like cat /proc/cpuinfo to view CPU info, sudo apt-get install qemu-kvm libvirt-bin bridge-utils virt-manager to install KVM and related packages, and sudo virt-manager to open the virtual machine manager. It then guides setting up a new virtual machine by selecting an Ubuntu ISO image, allocating memory, storage, and starting the KVM virtualization.

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Practical No: 2: Aim: Installation and Configuration of Virtualization Using KVM

The document provides steps to install and configure virtualization using KVM on a system. It involves using commands like cat /proc/cpuinfo to view CPU info, sudo apt-get install qemu-kvm libvirt-bin bridge-utils virt-manager to install KVM and related packages, and sudo virt-manager to open the virtual machine manager. It then guides setting up a new virtual machine by selecting an Ubuntu ISO image, allocating memory, storage, and starting the KVM virtualization.

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Practical No : 2

Aim : Installation and Configuration of virtualization using KVM.


STEPS:

1 : Open the terminal & type cat /proc/cpuinfo command to view all CPU information.

2 : Now type the following command to install KVM.

sudo apt-get install qemu-kvm libvirt-bin bridge-utils virt-manager


3 : Type sudo virt-manager

4. The virtual machine manager window will open. Click on new and a window will open as below

Enter virtual machine name & choose ‘Local install media’ as an option to install the operating system. Click on
‘Forward’.

5 : Now select the ‘Use ISO Image’ option and browse & select the ubuntu iso file that is stored in your local
machine.

6. Now allot Memory (RAM) as 1001 MB & CPUs as 1. Click on ‘Forward’.


5. 6.

7 : Now set the disk image (storage) as 8 GB & click on ‘Forward’.

8 : Check the details as shown below & click ‘Forward’ when done.
Now the KVM would start as follows :

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