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Chapter 3 Creating Virtual Machines
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Legacy and Agile Device Names
Specifying Virtual Machine Characteristics
Virtual Machine Name
Guest Operating System Type
Virtual CPUs
Entitlement
Guest Memory Allocation
Automatic Cell Balancing
Virtual Devices
Creating Virtual Machine Labels
Specifying the Virtual Machine Boot Attribute
Specifying Dynamic Memory Parameters
Configuration Limits
Using the hpvmcreate Command
Example of Virtual Machine Creation
Starting Virtual Machines
Changing Virtual Machine Configurations
Cloning Virtual Machines
Stopping Virtual Machines
Removing Virtual Machines
Troubleshooting Virtual Machine Creation Problems
Configuration Error on Starting the Virtual Machine

After you install Integrity VM, you can create guests and virtual resources for the guests to use. This chapter includes the following topics:



Troubleshooting Installation Problems
  		 


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