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qemu-img is for file images right ?
How is that related to making KVM / XEN OS templates
It's directly related to making KVM templates. They're suggesting if you learn how to use the imaging tools(qemu-img), you will be able to create 'images' or existing templates of your running machines.
Ok.
I have managed to make 1GB files and it works.
The problem is I am unable to resize some of the templates when I copy them to the new LVM of a new VPS.
If I copy the 1GB templates I made to a 10GB LVM I obviously have to resize the Partitions first and then the FileSystem.
This causes the MBR to corrupt in certain OS Templates like openSUSE.
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