Novell LINUX ENTERPRISE SERVER 11 - VIRTUALIZATION Manual page 124

1.4 notes
Displays several settings and features available to the current VM Guest.
2 hvm
(hvm { acpi | apic | boot | device_model | extid | guest_os_type | hap | hpet
| isa | kernel | keymap | loader | localtime | monitor | nographic | notes
| pae | pci | rtc_timeoffset | serial | stdvga | timer_mode | usb | usbdevice
| vnc | vncunused | xauthority })
The hvm image definition is used for all fully virtualized installations.
2.1 acpi
Defines if acpi (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface) functionality should be
available to the VM Guest. Example:
(acpi 1)
2.2 apic
Defines if apic (Advanced Programmable Interrupt Controller) functionality should be
available to the VM Guest. Example:
(apic 1)
2.3 boot
Defines the drive letter to boot from. Example:
(boot c)
2.4 device_model
The device model used by the VM Guest. This defaults to qemu-dm. Example:
(device_model /usr/lib/xen/bin/qemu-dm)
2.5 extid
Defines whether a guest should use Hyper-V extensions. Only applies to guests types
that support Hyper-V. Example:
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