Hi Debians, I have limited space on my box, so I would like to install VMs onto an external storage (usbkey 3.0) using Libvirt.
In the below command '/mnt/usbkey01' is the mountpoint for my usbkey: virt-install --name=try01 --ram=1024 --disk=path=/mnt/usbkey01/machines/try01,size=6 My CPU overloads like crazy. The overloading is related by the use of this usbkey but I don't understand why?: - Is this a Debian issue - Is this a Libvirt issue - Is this expected because I'm using virtualisation with KVM enabled Other then increasing the size of my internal storage, can I do something about it? If I change the path to '/var/lib/machines/try01' (internal storage) it works flowlessly and my CPU does not overload. Any input is appriciated. -- John Doe