Den 2015-08-05 kl. 18:12, skrev Matthew Miller:
On Wed, Aug 05, 2015 at 11:55:27AM -0400, Tom Horsley wrote:
>> Take a look at
http://libguestfs.org/ and the "guestfish" tool for
>> poking inside VM images. If you need to actually mount it,
>> "guestmount".
> That works best when the guest isn't running.
Yes, absolutely — I just assumed that with "VM image". But maybe that
was a wrong assumption. :) If the machine is running, it's best to
think of it as not an image but just another machine on the network.
> If you want running access, you need to run NFS in the guest
> and mount the guest filesystem on the host via networking
> (or if it is a windows guest, you need to share the filesystems
> and mount them via smb on the host).
+1. Or, possibly, go the other way around, and mount a host filesystem
into the guest, depending on what you want/need. You can also use
9p_virtio <
http://www.linux-kvm.org/page/9p_virtio>.
Yes, this seems to be the tool I am looking for. I will test it.
Thank you!
--
/Regards
Jon Ingason