3.6 uname
Defines where the virtual block device really stores its data. See also
Section 6.9,
“Mapping Physical Storage to Virtual Disks”
(page 65). Example:
(uname file:/var/lib/xen/images/sles11/disk1)
3.7 uuid
Unique identifier for the current virtual block device. Example:
(uuid 7892de3d-2713-a48f-c3ba-54a7574e283b)
3.8 VDI
Defines if the current virtual block device is a virtual disk image (VDI). This is a read-
only setting. Example:
(VDI )
4 vfb
(vfb { keymap | location | type | uuid | vncunused | xauthority })
The virtual frame buffer (vfb) defines a graphical interface and input device to the VM
Guest.
4.1 keymap
Defines the language to use for the input. Example:
(keymap en)
4.2 location
Defines where to access the virtual frame buffer device when using VNC. By default,
the server will listen on
localhost
and port number 5900+N where N is the id of
the VM Guest. Example:
(location localhost:5900)
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