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Use [[virsh attach-disk]] as shown in the example, by specifying the file-based storage volume path, as shown by the [[virsh vol-list]] command, and the device name under which the disk is exposed to guest, typically "vdX", where X is "a", "b", etc: | Use [[virsh attach-disk]] as shown in the example, by specifying the file-based storage volume path, as shown by the [[virsh vol-list]] command, and the device name under which the disk is exposed to guest, typically "vdX", where X is "a", "b", etc: | ||
{{ | {{Internal|Virsh_attach-disk#Attaching_a_File-Based_Storage_Volume|Attaching a File-Based Storage Volume with virsh attach-disk}} | ||
==Build a File System== | ==Build a File System== | ||
==Mount at Boot== | ==Mount at Boot== | ||
Revision as of 20:26, 28 June 2017
External
Internal
Add a Storage Volume as Block Device to Guest
Provision the Storage Volume
Create the storage volume with:
virsh vol-create-as
Configure the Guest to Mount the Storage Volume at Boot
Use virsh attach-disk as shown in the example, by specifying the file-based storage volume path, as shown by the virsh vol-list command, and the device name under which the disk is exposed to guest, typically "vdX", where X is "a", "b", etc: