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Create, start, and delete snapshots with virt-manager. | Create, start, and delete snapshots with virt-manager. | ||
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* Take another snapshot, snapshot3 | * Take another snapshot, snapshot3 | ||
* Run snapshot 2, verify that when it is loaded, there's no application running on the VM desktop. | * Run snapshot 2, verify that when it is loaded, there's no application running on the VM desktop. | ||
* Run snapshot 1, verify that the VM is | * Run snapshot 1, verify that the VM is now shutoff. | ||
* Run snapshot 3, verify that the expected application is running the VM. | * Run snapshot 3, verify that the expected application is running the VM. | ||
* Shutdown the VM and delete all the created snapshots. | * Shutdown the VM and delete all the created snapshots. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:35, 23 September 2014
Description
Create, start, and delete snapshots with virt-manager.
Setup
Functioning virt host and VM. All VM OS welcome.
How to test
- Start with a shutoff VM in virt-manager
- Open the VM console/details. Click the snapshot icon in the toolbar.
- If the snapshot icon is desensitized, hover over the icon and check the tooltip. If you followed the test day instructions and created a new VM, it should be automatically set up to allow snapshoting.
- While the VM is turned off, take a snapshot.
- Start the VM. Log into the desktop.
- Take a new snapshot, snapshot2
- Open an application window in the VM, for example firefox.
- Take another snapshot, snapshot3
- Run snapshot 2, verify that when it is loaded, there's no application running on the VM desktop.
- Run snapshot 1, verify that the VM is now shutoff.
- Run snapshot 3, verify that the expected application is running the VM.
- Shutdown the VM and delete all the created snapshots.
Expected Results
No obvious errors occur.