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Old 08-18-2009, 04:43 AM   #1
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kvm-qemu snapshot mode.

Hi LQ,

I am wondering if when qemu is running in -snapshot mode it creates a new file or not?

I have a xp.img, I run qemu in snapshot and indeed changes that i made are deleted when i run the machine again but how do i commit the last changes if there is no "snapshot" file.

Thanks for your info!
 
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